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I took a PTO today to stay home with my 2 year old daughter (daycare closed on Good Friday). We are now into the 2nd showing of Frozen. It keeps her happy and we all know when the 2 year old is happy, everyone is happy.

 

Each time we watch this, I die a little inside. I can feel my gonads slowly shrinking and my desire to kill and eat meat diminishing as well. My 5 o'clock shadow has moved closer to midnight. I am scared. When my Wife gets home I will beg for some well needed garage time. I plan to drink beer, work with tools, and get greasy from head to toe. God, what a turn on.

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Enjoy your day with you sweet baby girl.  Too soon she will be turning 13 and going to middle school dances looking all gorgeous and grown up.  :) 

 

Enjoy your garage & beer time too!  Balance is the key and it will be well deserved! 

 

Remember to offer your wife some "garage" time too sometimes. :)

 

Good Friday to you! :)

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