Grace Crosby Mawhorter (@gracemawhorter) 's Twitter Profile
Grace Crosby Mawhorter

@gracemawhorter

wife | mama | 216 → Hershey, PA

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calendar_today16-04-2009 23:49:34

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“Can you please tell me about lunch bunch?” “Welllllll one kiddo was wearing sandals and one kiddo was wearing a red shirt.” Love these thorough, meaningful reports I receive from preschool. 😌

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my one & only thought about the debt ceiling: the older I get, the more I understand former house Speaker John Boehner crying a lot in various venues in DC

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It is truly remarkable how many times three children can need to use the bathroom during a 45 minute long afternoon “quiet time.”

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We’re playing on a playground and all a sudden I turn around and Mac is practicing fielding ground balls with four children we’ve never met and their Uncle Jerry. Classic.

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Mike: I’m working! Why are you acting like this? Me: I just love attention! Well, I don’t really like attention that much. Only from you! Mike: It’s a blessing and a curse.

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Me: Want to get pissed about something that happened five years ago? Mike, so agreeable it’s bad for his health: I mean, we can if you want?

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A courageous and selfless decision. The President did what he’s done for the last four years - he listened to the American people and put the country’s interests ahead of his own. The exact opposite of Donald Trump.

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Please let this be true today: “There was always just enough virtue in this Republic to save it; sometimes none to spare, but still enough to meet the emergency.” —William Seward, Secretary of State during the civil war.