“My husband doesn’t mind living on the edge”

MY HUSBAND came home once and pinned a piece of paper on the kitchen wall when my children were younger.

“My husband doesn’t mind living on the edge”
Sat, 06 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
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Aida Austin

It was a quote he’d printed off at work.

“I want everyone to read this,” he announced, calling the children.

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