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• Hsien-Hsien Lei

  I’m so flattered to be noticed but also a bit perturbed. Have we bumped into each other somewhere before, Jeff?

  20 August 2005, 7:02 am

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• Hsien-Hsien Lei

  to occupy her hours as full-time mum

  BTW, I just want to point out that full-time moms already have their hours “occupied”. Maybe you didn’t mean it this way, but I resent the implication that full-time moms don’t already have their hands full and need to blog in order to do something productive with their day besides just sit around.

  20 August 2005, 8:05 am

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• Tammy

  I have to agree with Lei here. Nice to point out her wonderful sites – and they are full of great information, and not just for the scientific types, but, to suggest that anyone (moms or dads) who stay home to raise children need something *else* to do, well, it’s beyond me.

  20 August 2005, 18:15 pm

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