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Re: {NBC} claim to fame (was NetZero opinions?)

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#1 · November 13, 2003, 12:09 pm

Posted by: mmiller <mmiller@...>

> I think my claim to fame is that I can keep three little boys from killing
> themselves all day long, along with all the other "mom" stuff, bake fresh
> bread and assorted goodies nearly every day,

Sherry wins, hands down. There's no competition. Anyone who can deal with
three little boys all day and not end up on the 11:00 news as a story that
ends with "...before turning the gun on themselves....." will always get my
vote.

I've said it before- I've simultaneously held down a 40+ hour/week job, a
teaching career with 50+ students and gigging every night and my wife STILL
worked harder than me by staying home with my 2 kids.

And the work is way more important, too.

-Marc Miller
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