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"As anyone who&amp;#039;s tried to comment knows, our comments section is all jacked up right now. So I want to thank you here for all the nice things you said following yesterday&amp;#039;s post. (And I&amp;#039;ll continue to ignore the nasty things.) In other news, my friend Amanda shared that post on her Facebook wall and it garnered some interesting responses. One woman, Julie, (who doesn&amp;#039;t have kids) said I shouldn&amp;#039;t be paying someone else &amp;quot;to raise my kid&amp;quot; when I can&amp;#039;t be netting that much money after paying the nanny. I&amp;#039;m not sure what 1952 rock she crawled out from under (to quote my friend Jen), but I&amp;#039;m proud to report that I&amp;#039;m netting plenty, thanks. A gentleman, John, told me, &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t complain when he talks about the nanny. You made that bed, now sleep it it.&amp;quot; Clearly John didn&amp;#039;t read the post in question, since none of the six words Emmett says relate to the nanny. But I look forward to the day when Emmett can tell me about their adventures. And a second woman, Tamar, told me I should be able to watch Emmett on my own by setting up a child-size table and letting him play with a jar of dried beans or edible Play-Doh while I go about my business. I wonder if she&amp;#039;s volunteering to come clean up THAT mess afterward? I know that by writing this blog I&amp;#039;m putting myself out there to be judged, but I&amp;#039;d love it if people knew a little bit about me before they got around to the business of judging me! Happy Friday, everyone! May your weekend be judgment-free! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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