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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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2 comments:
So good! Really identified with a lot of what they were saying. I'd like to know more about who the women are, and what they do.
It is such a dilemma, this putting your creative life on hold while you bring up kids, or earn your family crust. Women will forever battle with hat one!
Lesley -- indeed, I came across this on another mom/artist's blog, and there's a lot of mystery about the piece. I don't know who the women are, or what the bigger piece/project was. The women interviewed have such incredibly powerful things to say to all of us....
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