Pushy parents magazine

Pushy parents magazine
Originally uploaded by paulmorriss

I did this a while ago, but I've only just uploaded it. It was probably inspired by hearing that some parents think their children need more homework. Seriously.

Next I'm going to do one for boys called "Sticks" or maybe "What Stick" if that's not breaching someone's trademark.

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Cardboard seven inch tablet stand

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