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Love Twitter? So do we! It can be tough to keep tabs on all your favorite "Tweeters" from the "Twitterverse" -- but don't worry, we've got you covered! Here's our favorite parenting Tweets of the week, raw and uncensored, typos and all, just as you see them on Twitter. Follow ParentDish on Twitter to join the discussion (who knows, maybe we'll feature you here!).
cribchronicles no matter how i lie to myself, i know diet coke is not a breakfast food. urp.
VelveteenMind When I'm pregnant, please don't provoke me. Seriously, aren't there laws ab letting pregnant women off for homicide?
notraisingbrats Got an extra hour today at home. It's amazing what I accomplished. Now petitioning for a 25-hour day. Anyone with me?
KerrieWellborn Stuffy neighbor sitting by her window next door just caught me dancing in my kitchen while roasting garlic. She almost looks amused. A 1st.
Assertagirl Someone is giving away packages of BC pills on Freecycle this morning. 'Cause that's where you want to get your birth control from...
Read any good Tweets? Give us a shout on Twitter and let us know all about it!
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