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July 07, 2010 04:01:31 PM

Name: :

Jessica

Location::

Huntington, NY

Your Story::

This is more about what my children said when I announced I was divorcing their father after 37 years: Son(33):"well, now you can stay at parties longer." Daughter (26) "who's going to wash his clothes and make sure he showers?" My own parents stayed together "for the children" til death did them part. They shouldn't have. What did they fight over? Everything and nothing.

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