wendymonster

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I was talking to some other mothers on a forum and one mother wanted to know what it means to be a mother,wife,sister,aunt, etc. We are never just ourselves. We are a different person to each person we meet in life. Our lives are kind of like a jigsaw puzzle, that is never finished until the day we die. All of our lives we strive to figure out who we ‘are’. Most of the time we lose sight of who we have become. Take for example, us as women. We are born (add the [ ... ]

I play guitar And I sing my songs in the sunshine Captain and cokes and bar room jokes Keep me feeling fine And there’s always a stage And a beautiful babe to squeeze my lime In my simple way Guess you could say I’m living in the big time I guess I should learn to play guitar so it would be completely honest :p

My daughter left a bag of gummies in my car today. Those innocent bears now look like victims of a volcano eruption.

Dear Daylight Savings Time, I love you. That is all. Love, Wendy

Michael Woodmansee, the Rhode Island man convicted of murdering a five year old boy back in 1975, is up for parole because of his good behavior in prison. He was sentenced to a 40 year term and may soon be a free man. This really bothers me. How is it that a convicted child murderer is going to be free to live his live the way he chooses, while the boy’s family has never been the same since? Because Rhode Island’s laws allows for prisoners to accumulate good-time, at a rate that may cut an inmate’s [ ... ]

Funny little mashup of Charlie “singing”