No one but you notices (is aware) that you are not making a 100% effort.
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#1 28-Nov-2012, 04:25"no one but you notices"
With its mix of satirical advice about “How to survive babies, and what they grow into: children” and laugh out loud humour, Sh*tty Mum is “about short cuts and parenting with 40 per cent effort” and “doing a half-assed job, but doing it well enough so that no one but you notices”.
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#2 28-Nov-2012, 04:30Re: "no one but you notices"
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#3 28-Nov-2012, 09:42Re: "no one but you notices"
'...nobody except you is aware that...'
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