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]]> http://sillydad.com/silly/2008/06/19/last-day-of-school/comment-page-1/#comment-37904 Last Day of School Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:24:03 +0000 http://sillydad.com/silly/?p=237#comment-37904 [...] DeadDog wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt For some kids its vacation. For parents such as myself it is time to go back to work full time. There are things that will be easier for me and that is the mornings. No more rushing around and getting kids dressed and fed, and making breakfast. No more finding missing folders and papers that the 16 month old decided to run off with. “Where is my other shoe, Daddy?” Of course the little one is always to blame for taking it and putting it in the toy box, behind the couch, or even in the trash. [...] [...] DeadDog wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt For some kids its vacation. For parents such as myself it is time to go back to work full time. There are things that will be easier for me and that is the mornings. No more rushing around and getting kids dressed and fed, and making breakfast. No more finding missing folders and papers that the 16 month old decided to run off with. “Where is my other shoe, Daddy?” Of course the little one is always to blame for taking it and putting it in the toy box, behind the couch, or even in the trash. [...]

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