A woman’s work is never done, so why bother?

38 Responses to A woman’s work is never done, so why bother?

  1. GP says:

    Um, GP Syndrome. I kinda like that. It has a hint of mystery to it.

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  2. Reblogged this on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog and commented:
    Courtesy of BlueBird 😂

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  3. Citizen Tom says:

    “Maybe next time.” That’s a howl. There folks for whom that would be the most appropriate response.

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    • Yep, that’s a good one, all right!

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    • Linda Lee Adams/Lady Quixote says:

      Shortly before my husband and I were married, as we were leaving the county clerk’s office after picking up our marriage license, the woman working behind the counter stuck her head out of the door and yelled down the hall “See you next time!” My husband-to-be stopped, turned around, and yelled back “No, this time I know this is The One!” At which point, I took him by the arm and said, “Let’s get out of here.”

      We recently celebrated our 18th wedding anniversary. If at first you don’t succeed . . . 😀

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      • Citizen Tom says:

        Funny. Glad it stuck. 🙂 it is the people who keep doing it over and over again who give marriage a bad reputation, which is kind of odd.

        Been married 41 years. Marriage requires commitment. Impossible to make it work without that commitment.

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        • Linda Lee Adams/Lady Quixote says:

          I agree, you’ve got to have commitment and love.

          My husband and I were both diagnosed with severe PTSD, before we met. His was caused by combat as a Marine Corps rifleman in Vietnam. My PTSD was caused by the childhood from hell. Until we each got some good healing therapy for our respective trauma issues, and then we both became Christians, we were much too broken and needy to make a marriage work.

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  4. Kara Aharon says:

    Where do you find these? I want to use some of them.

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  5. I love the one about sarcastic answers–a woman after my own snark!

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  6. L.K. Latham says:

    I’ve said these things so many times, too. hahahaha

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  7. Eileen says:

    Good ones. I plan to sprinkle the dust bunnies with glitter in colors according to the Holiday season of the month.

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  8. V.M.Sang says:

    I love the last one. I might try that.

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  9. Cathy Cade says:

    Reblogged this on Writing Wrinkles and commented:
    Don’t you just love bluebird of bitterness?
    More gems

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  10. Reblogged this on ckbooksblog and commented:
    Want a pick me up to get you through the week? Here’s a few good ones!

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  11. Love them! ❤ Sharing… xo

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  12. You’re welcome. Have a great weekend!

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  13. Thanks for the laughter, BoB! Always appreciated! Have a good weekend! xx Michael

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  14. Carol anne says:

    Reblogged this on Therapy Bits and commented:
    Love these! 🙂

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