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You
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I
have been a fool.
I
admit it.
I’ve
routinely pushed nearly 200 pounds worth of children plus the
weight of a week’s groceries in a shopping cart. With beads of
sweat on my furrowed brow, I’ve trudged aisle-after-aisle.
Inside…underneath…on
the sides…it was my mission to cram something…cram
everything into each nook and cranny of the shopping cart. Not to
mention my back creaking and straining -especially when I had to turn
the cart around.
By
now you’re probably wondering why I titled this article “I
Have Been a Fool.” The scenario above is unpleasant -maybe
even dreadful, but foolish? Short of growing my own food, going
grocery shopping (sometimes with kids in tow) has been just about
inevitable. No mother can consider herself exempt from periodically
undertaking this pilgrimage.
At
least that used to be the case…
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In
His Service,
Sabrina
O’Malone
President,
WorkingMom
http://www.workingmom.com
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By
Sabrina O’Malone
http://www.WorkingMom.com
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