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SoCalDem Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Dec-14-06 02:00 PM
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88. I think the underlying issue is the fact that it was unnecessary
This "mom" can afford NM, so why drag a sleepy toddler around on errands..and a dog?

Got something to pick up at NM? You CALL customer service and have 'em deliver it to you..or you send the household help to pick it up..or you leave the doggie and the kiddie at home with the nanny and run errands.

Well-off people have built in advantages, and it's a good idea -for them- to use them ..

Kids get tired on shopping trips..

It may have once been safe to leave a sleepy kid in the car, but not these days..





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