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Monday, November 30, 2009

Back-to-School Idea: A Homemade Note a Day

Inadequacy alert! Proud of yourself for remembering to slip a hastily scribbled "Have a good day!" note in your kid's brown bag on the first day of school? Get a load of this--one woman's quest for mommy sainthood, in the form of several dozen painstakingly crafted--and totally adorable--lunch-box notes, one for every day her daughter went to day care last spring.






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  • Dreamer's Avatar
    Posted by Dreamer Thu Sep 3, 2009 11:10am PDT

    Wow, this mom must have tons of time on her hands. I did a note for my son's first day of school, but it was just a note on a heart shaped paper.

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  • Katrina's Avatar
    Posted by Katrina Thu Sep 3, 2009 1:23pm PDT

    This is so cute! Too bad most people don't have time for this stuff.

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  • Kendra's Avatar
    Posted by Kendra Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:38pm PDT

    OMG, go out and get a job! Waaaay too much time on her hands...must be nice.

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  • Buffi's Avatar
    Posted by Buffi Fri Sep 4, 2009 6:19am PDT

    my initial reaction was the same - who has time for this? I think the important thing is just taking any amount of time to do this - your child will love anything - from something like this to a little heart drawn on a post-it note!

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  • half pint's Avatar
    Posted by half pint Fri Sep 4, 2009 10:56am PDT

    I think if you do this everyday it will become ordinary, and then what will you do for them, or what if you shop!!!!!!

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  • lishers's Avatar
    Posted by lishers Fri Sep 4, 2009 2:47pm PDT

    I'd be willing to bet (HUNDREDS of dollars, at that) that this woman on the quest for "mommy sainthood" doesn't hold down a full-time job. Just sayin'.

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  • Kaleigh's Avatar
    Posted by Kaleigh Mon Sep 7, 2009 9:44am PDT

    Wow.i agree with you people.Waaaay to much time.I think the regular not saying I love you is ok.Its about what it says,not what it looks like.'Mommy Sainthood' is not actual.Time for moms to get back into reality you know?

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  • Jessica's Avatar
    Posted by Jessica Mon Sep 7, 2009 4:40pm PDT

    this mom really loves her little girl. I wish I had time to do things like that for my kids.

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  • dollyd's Avatar
    Posted by dollyd Mon Sep 7, 2009 6:01pm PDT

    Seems like everyone is judging the Mother rather than the crafts.....

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  • dee dee's Avatar
    Posted by dee dee Thu Sep 10, 2009 6:56am PDT

    I think all moms love their kids...some of them just think of more fun things for their lunchbox...even the moms that don't do this love their kids just as much...

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