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We have red lips, no denim jumpers. We are not your 80s home school moms. Not that there was anything wrong with them. They broke the mold.

I watched this Nate real of the other day and he was talking about having like 80s 90s Christian parents. He's like, I don't think he gets any more Christian than that. Have you seen that one?

He's talking about like his new special hello world. I haven't seen the new special yet, but it made me laugh because like I was so pure.

I remember filling out this little like I got this little like in a scholastic book sale. I got this little like trendy book where you fill out like what's in right.

And it said like language. I remember this and I can see my handwriting. And do you know what I wrote? Sweet, not sassy.

And he talks about going to a friend's house and that's good. Then he talks about going to a friend's house and they watch Friday the 13th, which I haven't still never seen.

But that was so me like we did not watch that stuff. And I'm 12 and I'm at this friend's house in my grandma's town.

And they bust out Halloween with Jamie Lee Curtis. And I'm like, I can't watch this. I can't watch this. What am I going to do?

So like I hung out in the kitchen with the mom.

His skin was just so parallel. I couldn't believe it. Just like because the mom suggested he lie. And I just remember those moments thinking, you can do that.

Oh my gosh. Oh, it's so funny. And it's so true. The first kid ends up with totally different parents. Oh, then the last kid for sure.

It's not possible to avoid because it's so such a different experience. No matter how close your kids are for parents, a different person.

Yeah, you're by the fourth kid, fifth kid, your wiser, you're tired.

Yeah.

You kind of know what battles to pick, but still like the whole Christian. I mean, like my mom, my mom didn't even buy chocolate.

Not this has anything to do with religion, but it was like carefree sugar free gum, which I totally get because stuff.

But like she bought carob chips from the health food store.

And to this day, I gag if I smell carob. I can't. That is disgusting. Like just I just remember all the like little the weird things.

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