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Wysiwigs Moderated by Wysiwigs

and Can You or Can't You??

I've already confessed right here on this very lens that I am definitely NOT a Wonder Woman (maybe a distant and poor relation though....well, maybe not). How about you?

Are you a Wonder Woman Wannabee?

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Yes I am, I've got it all under control: Want my autograph?

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I don't know if I'm ready to lay down my cape just yet. I am well on my way to being an old grump though. In my 30yrs I've already come to the realization that animals make much better friends and don't even get me started about family. Great lens! Thanks for visiting mine.

Posted August 17, 2009

Heather426 says:

I think all women are wonder women. Like you said, we give birth and nourish the baby with our own bodies. Men can't do that!And we're all wonderful!!

Posted May 19, 2009

Jimmie says:

I admit it.

Posted May 01, 2009

Charlyjl says:

Well...... no.... but regardless of knowing that I "can't do it all" - I still try. Definitely a WOMAN!

Posted April 25, 2009

MsSnow4a says:

I am a wonder woman by just being alive and breathing. Thats all I need to be one :)

Posted April 24, 2009

JaguarJulie says:

Well, I think my hubby would say that I am all about getting my life under control. But it has become a bit tougher with all the time I spend on Squidoo!

Posted April 24, 2009

eclecticeducation says:

Yes, sometimes I try to be Wonder Woman, then I fall on my backside. *sigh*

Posted April 20, 2009

C-Joy says:

I AM a Wonder Woman: I wonder where I put my car keys? I wonder if I have enough milk to last until I can get to the store again? I wonder, did I actually put gas in the car or did I just think about it? Yep, wonder woman - that's me:)

Posted April 19, 2009

hlkljgk says:

well, i did have the wonder woman underoos when i was young. remember those?

Posted April 18, 2009

blue22d says:

Not Wonder Woman but W-O-M-A-N! I find it amazing how I can get three or four things going and my husband (love the dear) is still finishing one thing. I think it is an inborn thing. We were made to balance several things at once. How else could you watch your child, cook dinner, write a letter, do laundry.....all at once. YES!

Posted April 07, 2009

Wysiwigs says:

Dear "Superman"
Other than missing the whole point of this lens (which would be satire); you may wish to forestall your personal irritation with us lowly mortals by simply CLOSING YOUR EYES - or better yet - by going somewhere else...

Posted March 03, 2009

Superman says:

So what happens to the supermen? I guess the only reason you feel it's all a bit too much while you're really doing no more than any of us is because you feel inclined to write blogs about it. Save yourself the time, and save us the irritation.

Pf, wonder woman. the thing so wondrous about her isn't all the amazing feats, it's actually not complaining about them. If only you could be a stay-at-home mom. Then again, it'd likely only add to the seemingly endless stream of online sulks and tears.

SUCK IT UP.

Posted March 03, 2009

LindaW says:

I want to do and have all that I want - not what others think I should.

Posted February 10, 2009

Pastiche says:

I was a victmm of WW syndrom for a long time but it's a formula for burn out and frustration for sure. Now that I've grown up (or is it old?)and I don't even try do it all - I just do what I want to do and delegate the rest. Tee hee.

Posted December 10, 2008

Nope. I finally figured out (no thanks to Snopes) that the whole thing is a hoax!

efarmiga says:

I'm not, but my wife is!

Posted September 04, 2009

MiaBellezza says:

I'm not a Wonder Woman, but my husband wishes I was, i.e. mow the lawn, rake the leaves, do the manly chores. I think not, in fact, he used to complain every time I returned from grocery shopping. He'd either say "where's the food", or "you spent too much". I couldn't win, so he does all the grocery shopping now! He doesn't like it and still asks if I will do it, and I say "No!".

Thanks for dropping by. Funny lens and 5*!

Posted May 08, 2009

seedplanter says:

Nope. Too exhausting! I'm learning to pace myself. I'm told that such wisdom happens right before you die.

Posted May 03, 2009

athomemomblog says:

Nope, no wonder woman here . . . though people frequently tell me it`s amazing how I do it all. What they don`t see is that I do NOTHING about housework and I take naps. ;) A helpful hubby who is home all day (he`s a musician)is the real secret!

Posted April 23, 2009

lakeerieartists says:

I think that I am still straddling the fence, but still have wonder woman moments.

Posted April 17, 2009

NikSnowRoo says:

God did NOT create women to "do it all" (thank Him)...I've found that out through 60+ years, during most of which I tried VERY hard to be Wonder Woman. Y'know what? She's a COMIC STRIP! I'M REAL & almost wore myself plum out before I figured it out!

Posted March 25, 2009

Dkprincess6 says:

No I am not. I can't even keep up with the housework with no job.

Posted March 23, 2009

Stazjia says:

I never entered the contest for WW. If there had been any Wonder Men about, I might have thought of doing so.

Posted March 17, 2009

Frankster says:

Wannabee? No. Been there. Done That. Gave it up for sanity!

Posted March 12, 2009

purplelady says:

This is an OOOPs!
Correction: But a Wonder Woman Wannabee is not something that I have to do now; nor is it anything that I WANT to do now.

Posted March 10, 2009

purplelady says:

I can't really say that I ever was a Wonder Woman Wannabee.
There are times that I was one; but that was because I had to be, not necessarily because I wanted to be. When I turned 50, I proclaimed that I was the age when I was going to get to do things not have to do things. Boy, was I wrong. Now I am retired and although I have some more time to do things thatI want to do; I still have many things to do that I have to do.

But a Wonder Woman Wannabee is not something that I have to do now; nor is it anything that I have to do now.

Posted March 10, 2009

Mountainside-Crochet says:

Nope, Nada, Not Now, Never.... well ONCE, but NO MORE! Now I'm retired, the 'kids' are grown, and I no longer need to be Wonder Woman (or have any desire to be). Living Life in the Slow Lane!

Posted March 09, 2009

HorseAndPony says:

Nope, and never tried to be. We live to relax and have fun. Our horses and their health issues are our biggest obstacles and we thoroughly enjoy helping them.

Posted February 26, 2009

Jewelsofawe says:

I am not a wonder woman...nope

Posted February 01, 2009

Graceonline says:

Never was, never had any hope of being, but I did once make a charming little Wonder Woman Halloween costume for my daughter, who wore it until it had so many holes in it years later, stretching the few threads across her by then much larger bottom and torso, that its frayed tatters simply flapped in the wind.

Posted January 25, 2009

dc64 says:

No, I'm just too laid-back, if someone else wants me to do something, too bad, do it yourself.

Posted January 01, 2009

sandyspider says:

I think there should be a third option. I'm always trying to do it all. So that would make me a Wonder Woman Wannabee. But I definitely do not under control. Perfectionism is a disease! But I'm not as perfect as I use to be.

Posted December 13, 2008

drifter0658 says:

If I am even a candidate......somebody told me a great big, fat lie a looooooong time ago ;)

Posted November 08, 2008

jacquelinestone says:

No Way!!!
Perfection is too stressful. I don't HAVE TO do it all.

Posted November 01, 2008

 
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