The Last Word
By Sally Adee | May 12, 2012 | 1 Comment
May 7 – May 11
To commemorate mother’s day, Cassie starts the week by wondering whether paper/rock/scissors is a good way to trick her indecisive biological clock;
Making the case that Cassie should take the plunge, Cameron introduces us to the unforgettable stadium metaphor;
Christie says a family of two is a family too;
Jessa and Michelle explain their one-child policy;
And I clear out the room by talking about the future of artificial wombs.
Happy weekend, everyone! Next week we’ll tell you about our evil plan to dedicate an entire post each to our favourite comments of the past year.
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