UO at work, opening an extra day on a holiday is pointless unless you plan something special. No one is going to come to the resort on the 4th, so might as well give it to us off.
Also thin mints are the worst.
And brought to you by my cat, food should be offered promptly upon the human's wakeup. If it is not, meowing loudly is the only proper way to notice the human of the food delay transgression.
UO at work, opening an extra day on a holiday is pointless unless you plan something special. No one is going to come to the resort on the 4th, so might as well give it to us off.
Also thin mints are the worst.
And brought to you by my cat, food should be offered promptly upon the human's wakeup. If it is not, meowing loudly is the only proper way to notice the human of the food delay transgression.
I do not agree about thin mints. Anything even remotely mint flavored is delicious! All things should come in a mint flavor.
My UO is that I don't like blogs. I don't get why anyone would plaster intimate details of their lives all over the internet, and I feel like not one of the blogs that I've stumbled upon through Pinterest or heard about through other channels are original/unique enough to come up with interesting content. Plus, it's mostly for showing a "perfect" reality that creates standards no one can (or should) live up to.
UO at work, opening an extra day on a holiday is pointless unless you plan something special. No one is going to come to the resort on the 4th, so might as well give it to us off.
Also thin mints are the worst.
And brought to you by my cat, food should be offered promptly upon the human's wakeup. If it is not, meowing loudly is the only proper way to notice the human of the food delay transgression.
I do not agree about thin mints. Anything even remotely mint flavored is delicious! All things should come in a mint flavor.
My UO is that I don't like blogs. I don't get why anyone would plaster intimate details of their lives all over the internet, and I feel like not one of the blogs that I've stumbled upon through Pinterest or heard about through other channels are original/unique enough to come up with interesting content. Plus, it's mostly for showing a "perfect" reality that creates standards no one can (or should) live up to.
Oh I generally agree on blogs. I have found a few helpful ones but they are specific. Ie a running blog who does a lot of blog reviews of watches, races, etc. But I don't follow a single blog it's always in passing for something I 'need'.
I love Captain Awkward but she's really the only blog I read anymore. I have some friends who blog that I click through for page views and to click an ad or two, but I don't actually read the blogs a lot of the time.
Apparently a UO in G's swim class and definitely a UO with my mother- it's okay for moms to wear bikinis.
When we were getting ready to go on the cruise, mom asked me if I wanted to try on some of her one pieces to take, and that I should really start wearing one pieces. I said no thanks I prefer two pieces. She insisted. I asked why. She said because I'm a mom. I asked if that meant I was supposed to teach my son that I don't like the way my stomach looks. Wear what you want & I'll wear what I want!
Speaking of thin mints, I like non-girl scout versions better. And I won't buy from the stands in front of stores because I think it contributes to the decline of neighborhoods and feeds a fear culture where people won't let their kids play outside. It's safer to be a kid now than when we were kids, but too many people are afraid to let kids roam unsupervised.
Is this a randoms too? If not, sorry, I'm putting it here: Anna is doing better. She has a slight fever now but no fever when she woke up this morning!! Not sure if the bite/red spot is looking better. I see it every day so it's hard to judge.
lilyelayne I don't think I currently own a one piece, but I do have a tankini that I would probably wear if we did swim lessons. I personally don't care about 1 vs 2 pieces if I could just find a swimsuit that actually supported my boobs and didn't make them feel either huge and exposed or stuffed in like a sausage.
Is this a randoms too? If not, sorry, I'm putting it here: Anna is doing better. She has a slight fever now but no fever when she woke up this morning!! Not sure if the bite/red spot is looking better. I see it every day so it's hard to judge.
You could take a picture, or draw a ring around the perimeter with a sharpie. Glad she's feeling better!
FFFC: I'm WFH today under the pretense that I have to "help H with some stuff regarding the baby". Yeah, they´re away all day. I just wanted an excuse to be in my yoga pants.
FFFC: I'm WFH today under the pretense that I have to "help H with some stuff regarding the baby". Yeah, they´re away all day. I just wanted an excuse to be in my yoga pants.
I'm also WFH today because I need to accept a delivery for the kitchen. I was angry with the contractor that he wasn't going to have someone here to deal with this and was asking me to be home from work, but I'm also enjoying a morning in my yoga pants.
FFFC: I'm WFH today under the pretense that I have to "help H with some stuff regarding the baby". Yeah, they´re away all day. I just wanted an excuse to be in my yoga pants.
Have done. Meeting with the movers and apartment inspection are "all" day things.
Speaking of thin mints, I like non-girl scout versions better. And I won't buy from the stands in front of stores because I think it contributes to the decline of neighborhoods and feeds a fear culture where people won't let their kids play outside. It's safer to be a kid now than when we were kids, but too many people are afraid to let kids roam unsupervised.
Many communities and district councils have policies about the door to door sales :/
Let me think. I think some of them are common, like the tax money you have to pay someone's goes into a pot and if anyone lands exactly on go, then get the bonus. Then we allow bartering and negotiate when buying property from each other, like I'll sell you park place but I get free parking on it for the rest of the game. And when the game gets to the end and people are going bankrupt, there corporations and partnerships formed to try and save yourself. I think it's a lot of fun, but rule stickers hate playing with us.
Speaking of thin mints, I like non-girl scout versions better. And I won't buy from the stands in front of stores because I think it contributes to the decline of neighborhoods and feeds a fear culture where people won't let their kids play outside. It's safer to be a kid now than when we were kids, but too many people are afraid to let kids roam unsupervised.
Many communities and district councils have policies about the door to door sales :/
Let me think. I think some of them are common, like the tax money you have to pay someone's goes into a pot and if anyone lands exactly on go, then get the bonus. Then we allow bartering and negotiate when buying property from each other, like I'll sell you park place but I get free parking on it for the rest of the game. And when the game gets to the end and people are going bankrupt, there corporations and partnerships formed to try and save yourself. I think it's a lot of fun, but rule stickers hate playing with us.
We also have a house rule for life. Well not so much a rule, but when you get married in the game, we play a dating game where all the rest of the players think of an imaginary spouse and try and sell our person to the player. So like "this is Darla, she is bone and had green eyes, she's tall and likes to play golf. She comes from a rich family and has a online business selling cat themed jewelry." Usually there a a couple of catches but someone always makes up a silly dud.
I know we are dorks, but it's a silly tradition we started when we were kids.
@alyllyra it is fun if you get into it. Poor DH still brings up the first game he ever played with us. My brother was in the lead and was buying people out left and right, but DH, who was next in the lead, was trying to play it straight and so got no deals, with nothing to sweeten the pot. He may still be slightly bitter about it, lol. But now he's on board with playing our way.
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