The Anchoress had one and she details it here. Put down your beverage of choice and make sure you’ve swallowed before you click the link.
On the other hand, my Little Guy informed me this morning that he knows who he wants to be when he grows up. He wants to be a bus driver. He said he would come and pick me up and take me where I want to go. And he would live with me. And Daddy too because Daddy will be living with me. And he’ll live with us because he loves us.
Then he changed his mind and he will be a school bus driver instead of a commuter bus driver. A flat front big bus. No. Maybe a little bus so he could park it in the driveway.
He still needs to go to college.
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