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Well I want to bring a word to you today, one that I'm very familiar with, but when I think

about mothers, I think about a superhero that most women are described as and that's Wonder Woman, right?

The women lover because she exemplifies what we want to be and I think the men just

really love Linda Carter but we're going to be and I think the men just really love Linda Carter, but we're going to move, I know my husband.

Wonder Woman is a huge, huge hero in our house.

And a couple of years ago, I saw the movie that she was in,

and there's this part in the movie where they talk about this battle.

She comes up with the men and they're in the trenches and when she comes up to this field,

there are these people who are suffering in this town and this village who's suffering.

And she says, why don't we go? Why don't we go help them?

I don't understand.

And the men tell her, well, this is no man's land.

You can't go out into that field.

It's no man's land.

And no man's land is an actual military term. It's no man's land and no man's land is an actual military term. It's used in times of war and its

definition is this the land that is unoccupied or under dispute between two parties who leave it unoccupied due to fear or uncertainty.

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