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Not Just a Bad Mom, But an Experienced Bad Mom
Our kids say the funniest things. Sometimes, though, kids make perfect sense. It’s the adults in their lives {ahem!} who misinterpret what was said. Such is the case with today’s story I’m sharing over at Cloudy With a Chance of Wine.
I’m so thankful to Dani for having me over at her hilarious blog. And I hope you’ll check out my story as part of Dani’s awesome Priceless Mom Moments series. Tell her I sent ya!
I’m so happy to have you on my blog today, Katy! You’re hilarious and I know my readers will love your post! xo
And a pleasure to be part of your Priceless Mom Moments series, Dani! Thank YOU!
Heading over now!! Can’t wait to read it Katy!
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Oh Katy, I think your daughter and my son Peanut would get along just fine.
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That is awesome! I loved it! Thanks for sending me to read it!
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I can’t wait to read it! I love your graphic!
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This was great!
Kids say the funniest things! Love that you were guest posting!
I am very sure it would be great. Can’t wait to enjoy.
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I’ll go over and leave a comment there!
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