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- MetaMommy
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- I consider myself lucky to be a stay at home parent, which has given me the opportunity to learn about the world of my kids, MetaBoy (3 years) and MetaGirl (14 months). When I have a rare spare moment, I do things that interest me, thereby helping me feel normal and happy. As an accountant in my professional life, money and all related topics are a source of interest. Food has become a huge source of interest as I've become diligent in keeping my family's health a top priority, what with food recalls, shady ingredients in processed foods, and trying to go organic when possible. I love trying out new recipes, as long as they're delicious, not too fussy, and healthy. But hey, I'm interested it lots of things, so you never know when I'll go off on a tangent...like here :-) Feel free to email me with any comments, questions, or anything at: metamommy at gmail dot com.
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3 comments:
so says I, too.
I like him so much better now than I did in The Riches.
The Riches was a disappointment. I think he's so funny, and the show just fell flat. Besides, it was much more violent that I expected. Blagh.
Dress to Kill is by far his best stand-up show. It's clever, incorporating history, literature, languages, geography...and he's just ridiculous, in a good way.
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