In which I realize that I’m 37 years old and haven’t learned to walk in heels yet, and probably never will, so I decide to pass it off as intelligence for your life. I think I may be teshing it up TWO notches this time.
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Leaving the house, little two-legs? Not without your PANTS PASS!
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That hair-parting witchcraft has puzzled me too!!! How?!?!!
My 14-year-old daughter just wears a hat all year long to keep her hair parted. It’s worth it to her, even when she’s sweating buckets.
Uh, I see there is a video commercial at the end of this post. Is there always one, or is this new? I guess I’m usually signed in, and don’t see what the readers see. Stupid WordPress.
I don’t see a video. But maybe I just got lucky.
What does ‘teshing it up’ mean? Is this a reference to John Tesh?
Hi, your blog really touches me, have been reading it for awhile… Just wanted you to know about a website i started ReadYourBiblesChurch.com… It’s a place for Bible study guides.. I also put a forum in that can be viewed from a mobile device.. I couldn’t find where to contact you privately so I’m commenting, hope that is okay.
God Bless!
Jenn.
Yup, there’s the video.
My problem outfit is, “real Catholic wives aren’t depressed or anxious, nor do they complain, especially about their husbands, ever.”