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Life After Birth

Life After Birth tries to beat the heat

By Carol Green on September 17, 2014 inPOPULAR

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Everyone has a secret…on how to beat the heat.

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Carol Green, the creator of Cultural Weekly’s original comic series, Life After Birth, is a coach, writer, illustrator, veteran film publicist and wry observer living in Los Angeles.

  • roger

    Very funny. I especially like the “I probably shouldn’t tell you this”!!

  • Jonathan Abrams

    Probably, shouldn’t be wearing any underwear.

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