Apparently mom and ogre are synonymous.
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jl333 says,
YikesDragonflower says,
Ogres are just another name for loving, caring moms.notjustagirlintheworld says,
How did you miss *that* memo. Recently re-discovered a power point my now 19 year old daughter made for me one night when she was in middle school and we had the temerity to go on with our plans (leaving her home with her younger brothers and a sitter) after I had cancelled her sleepover -- clearly for no reason at all since we ogres are known for stringent and capricious declarations of law. Gave me (and her brother) a good chuckle. It was entitled "why I hate mommy." Looking back I'm just impressed she knew how to use power point :Dctgoods2 says,
Im nearly rolling on the floor laughing. Lololol