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Maybe Tacoma's friends don't call her nor make time for her because not only are they busy but she is a royal b!tch!
Does that last like really say "Keep your shit to yourself"? Lol. That's a good artical.
Inle_Rabbit: It certainly does look like it could be that word! But, no it actually says 'snit' which means 'irritated state'. LOL
Gilmorefan2001: I didn't find it, it was emailed to me...one of those many 'forwards' !
I was actually like this 'Tacoma' lady, once upon a time, before I had kids and wondered??? 'What DO SAHMs DO all day?' Miss Tacoma will just have to have kids of her own in order to really know!
I must be the only mother on the planet that can't relate to that article. I have 3 kids, one husband, a dog, a snake and a part-time job and I still manage to make time to talk to and see my friends. I had 3 of my friends over tonight for dinner since the hubby is on night shift and I didn't really want to hang by myself with just the kids. And, of those 3 friends, none of them have children. I believe it's really a matter of prioritizing and running your own life instead of having your life (and your children) run you. That and the belief that I do not have to be at my kids' every beck and call and I also believe that they should be able to learn how to behave in public (pulling books off library shelves?? I don't think so), they should not expect to have everything they want (going to buy the latest-to-be-declared essential piece of plastic gear) and I am not really a 'constant attention' kind of mommy. I always taught my kids they would survive without me carrying them around and entertaining them 24/7/365...they also learned to play by themselves and with each other. Maybe I'm just a bad mother...maybe I just got good kids...I don't know...you can take a look at their pics on my page and tell me if you think they are suffering...I don't think they are. Oh well...
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