That’s One Way to Make Wine, I Guess

April 5, 2006 @ 10:07 am | Filed under: Clippings

Best laugh of the day: right here at Amy’s blog. Classic.

Hey Danielle Bean, this one is right up your alley!

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Danielle says:

Love it! Blogging is a mother’s best revenge, really. Years from now, we’ll actually be able to go back through the archives and prove to our kids the myriad ways in which they drove us absolutely crazy 🙂

Now, Melissa… I’m sure you have your own laundry caught up. Go have that baby!

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