This one actually went much faster, but we elected to apply our increased rate of productivity toward leisure time rather than output.
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About Us
- The Kidde Woodward Family
- Two kids, a mom, and the cats (though somehow it never seems as simple as that).
I always wanted to invent something
that would move around
& make funny noises
& would change the world
as we know it
as we know it
& I forgot all about that
until we had kids
& now I see
I came pretty close.
-- B. Anderson
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- "Iran Hotline," New Yorker 2/4/08
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