Women's boycott ?

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As I sit here reading today's letters to the editor about the recent immigrant boycott, I got to wondering what would happen to the country's economy (just ot mention one aspect) if American women were to take a day off from their responsibilities, shopping, etc.

So, if you were given the opportunity to boycott for a day but could only boycott one area of your life, what would that be?

Mine would be fixing meals ... just the 2 of us now so it can be a hassle, and I also fix hubby's lunch (he is a brown bagger) and I absolutely HATE having to figure out what someone else wants to eat for lunch. But, I am no gainfully employed outside the home, so I guess it isn't too much to ask

5/6/064:07 PM

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