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This collection of notes posted on the front doors of exhausted women everywhere is full of sage reminders and cautionary tales. If you wake the child in the name of attempting to sell mama some vinyl siding, you may be diving into a sea of regret the likes of which you stand no chance of treading. Ring at your own risk. (Unless, of course, you have cookies.) See more funny notes from tired moms at 22 Words.
Image via: Chicago Now
Image via: Chicago Now
Image via: Chicago Now
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We don't have children, but one of our dogs goes bonkers over doorbell sounds. Our doorbell has a volume control and a flashing-light-only mode. This saves our sanity, allows us to sleep in, and avoid solicitors who tend to visit on particular days. Next, I could use a doorbell that rings directly to my phone.
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At first I thought, "I should try this! The doorbell wakes me from a nap way too often!" Then I realized that the most likely doorbell ringers are the grandkids, and they can't read yet. They also like to push the button over and over until someone opens the door.
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The first three notes are so obviously written by the same person ...
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The extension on the lowercase g's and y's are a dead giveaway that most of these are from the same hand, and were staged. C-.
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