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Here's a FB link to the interview that went out on air on the Catboy & Geordiebird Breakfast Show on Dubai92 this morning. Non-Facebook users, try this.

Can I just make it entirely clear, however, that I don't identify with Mid-Life Mummy (I'm much too young, honestly!) What I actually said is that I identify most with Slummy Mummy; despite the fact I always make my own fairy cakes and my underwear is fabulous, it is true that I've been known to have a sneaky Marlboro or two in the alley behind school and yes, I do keep a permanent marker pen in the car for last-minute school shoe scuff touch-ups...oh, and I once did the school run in my nightie (don't think anyone noticed though)... sad but true!

Must forgive them, however - embarrassing as it may be to have people inquiring as to when I'm off to Buenos Aires - fantastic plug for the blog and great fun to do. Thanks Catboy & Geordiebird!

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Anonymous said…
Great blog!
10:07 am
Anonymous said…
Heard you on the show, the Stereotypes are so funny! I know Botox Babe! She does exist!
10:08 am
Aidan said…
like the blog very funny
10:08 am
Anonymous said…
I liked what you had to say about the stereotypes on Dubai 92 so came to have a look. Very good blog so I'll be back for more!
4:31 pm
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