By Guest Blogger: SANDRA GLUSCHANKOFF – Argentinian
Driving home from work, I fantasized about the moment I would take off my shoes, fill up a glass of my favorite Malbec from my native Argentina (my newly acquired taste), and finally relax after a long day.
Anxiously, I slid the key into my front door, pushed it open, and before I could announce myself to my kids with my usual greeting, “Mami is home”, I tripped onto my younger son’s shoes that were lying right by the entrance.
In a second the spell was broken as my new pantyhose ripped when I landed knees first onto the floor.
I looked around, dazed and pissed, and reality hit me. My workday was (more…)
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