My husband and I disagree on what I should or shouldn’t say in my column or in other areas of my life for that matter. To clarify, I write about my life not his life, but since we’re married my actions affect him.

To frame this conflict correctly, let me point out that my husband and I have opposite personalities. Of course we complement each other in a perfect way, (I being the better half or whole to be politically correct) but are nonetheless different. He’s calm, level headed, patient, …

I don’t remember ever being so interested in having a twin, but my oldest daughters, two years apart, want to be twins so they try to dress up the same way.
Of course daughter number 1 is in charge of the act but they play this game for quite a while.
Here is a picture of them

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Here it goes.A friend of mine, I will just call her Jane Doe told me that she recently went to her gynecologist for a check up a few months after having a baby.The visit started the usual way. First they made small talk, ok he made small talk, “how are you doing? Any problems? How is the baby? Nice weather…scoot down a bit more” and then the visit. Jane didn’t really go into the details of the actual visit (luckily).But, nothing unusual was reported. Then Jane casually told the doctor …