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I'm sorry. I know I said hi, but I wasn't really prepared for any follow-up conversation.
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Please allow children to believe in Santa. You believe in essential oils and no one is ruining it for you.
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I’m sorry I haven’t replied to your email but I glanced at it, vowed to deal with it later, and now the very thought of even opening it fills me with crippling dread.
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You know a parent-friend relationship is getting serious when you change their contact name in your phone from “Alex’s Mom” to their actual human name
The Walking Dad retweeted
I signed so many forms after the first day of school that one of them could have said “I authorize my child to steal cash out of the teacher’s purse each day” and I would have just been like, “yes, accept” and scrawled my initials.
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Me: I think I’m going to be late for my morning meeting.
School bus in front of me: Oh you have no idea.
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Me: *overwhelmed, exhausted, drowning in stress*
Nobody:
Me: Ok fine, I’ll coach soccer.
The Walking Dad retweeted
Well, if complaining to strangers doesn't solve it then I don't know what to tell you.
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Every so often Twitter reminds me how happy I am when I keep my opinions to myself.
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You ever say “I don’t know” to a question your kid asks even though you DO know but it’s kinda complicated and you just can’t muster up the goddamn strength to explain at that moment?
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Latest for @NYTSports: Going inside the Nets and how they achieved in less than four years what has eluded the Knicks for 20 —> nytimes.com/2019/07/02/sport…
The Walking Dad retweeted
Best ways to kill Cersei #GameofThrones
1. Jaime kills Cersei
2. The Night King kills Cersei
3. Arya Kills Cersei
4. Drogon Kills Cersei
15. Bran wargs into Cersei and commits suicide
146. She gets Pneumonia and dies
1,672. Gets trampled by rocks
The Walking Dad retweeted
I’d like to thank my children for not being athletic. It really frees up the weekend.





















