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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just posted and mentioned we are doing marriage counseling. It definitely seems on FB everyone is super happily married. Also, I have a friend who is a working mom, runs marathons, makes her kids' birthday cakes and designs favors for their parties that would make Martha Stewart blush, is always doing things like posting the different interior design things she's done to her house (on her own), etc. [b]It's like she seems to have the perfect balance and do everything really, really well.[/b] [/quote] [b]Some people really do. I'm a working mom and extremely organized. I can cram a lot in. I have found that being organized and planning my time well results is greater happiness, less chaos, and a more productive life to do the things I want to do. [/quote][/b] :shock: Wow, obviously you haven't found enough time to cram in some much-needed work on your emotional intelligence. [/quote]
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