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	<title>Comments on: Cookie Jar</title>
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		<title>By: TD</title>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;We are dieting.  Our cookie jar is empty and sitting in the lazy Susan below the counter.  My poor thin daughter, home from college, never gets her Oreo fix. I never heard about an excuse jar.  Wasn&#039;t used in my home growing up or in my home now.  Why use an excuse, try using the truth:  I don&#039;t want to go; I can&#039;t afford to help you right now;  I need a night at home becasue I&#039;m just too tired to go out but thanks.  And, finally, for mom and dad.  &lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;It might come to the point where the kids have to visit them because they don&#039;t like to travel.  Some do get old before their time.  Too bad.  It is their loss.  Thanks for the article.  Sounds like a good one for a popular magazine.  And, good luck with your parents they certainly provide fodder for your blogging.&lt;/p&gt;
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<p>It might come to the point where the kids have to visit them because they don&#8217;t like to travel.  Some do get old before their time.  Too bad.  It is their loss.  Thanks for the article.  Sounds like a good one for a popular magazine.  And, good luck with your parents they certainly provide fodder for your blogging.</p>
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