Maybe see if one of the olds in your family would want it? You know, they learned to eat every part of the animal back in the depression.
Just don't take it out of your freezer and set it on a basket of freshly laundered sheets and then forget about it for a week until you notice a stench and realize your mistake and the sheets now look like the scene of a slaughter.
My dad would definitely take the liver but my mother would kill me if I offered it. I don't think even he would eat cow tongue.
I read this backwards after skipping some pages, and I thought you all were still talking about the freezer placenta. Why would your parents want that?!?!
We bought a 1/4 of a cow and split the meat with my brother. It came with a tongue and a liver. Those are buried way deep down in the bottom of my freezer. I have no idea what to do with them. I don't want to waste them but HELL NO to eating cow tongue. Suggestions?
FFWC: we always use a towel under me when doing oral sex or using a vibrator. I have a tendency of completely letting go and relaxing during orgasm, which can lead to urination during orgasm, even if I went to the bathroom right before sex.
but newbs, tho. I don't know if you're new to me and Parenting or if you're new to TCF entirely. I need rankings to find out if someone, somewhere has already vetted you.
If there was a dire need then yes MH and I feel comfortable going into the bathroom while the other one is in there but there has been no regular need.
This. We currently only have one bathroom so if one of us is showering and the other cannot wait, you gotta do what you gotta do.
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@hilarityensued I was not saying that orthodox Jews=Amish people=SAHMs. I was explaining what I meant by living a closed life. I was also implying that I dont think it's a horrible thing. For the other groups is their customary practice for religious reasons, etc. My comment was that it SOUNDS like a closed life. I don't live that life and obviously don't want to, that's just what it seems like to me. I referenced "Duggarish" because I get the implications of that phrase and I was surprised that "closed life" was offensive but "Duggarish" wasn't. I'm not offended either way. Again drawing a comparison.
I don't give a fuck how "pent up" my MIL is. I will never help her buy a vibrator. Sorry MIL you're on your own with that.
Like, why can't she just drive to the store and shop on her own. Why is this something you do with your son and his wife? Why is this a group activity? Why, god, why?
Or send her an Amazon link. That is the absolute most I would do.
I shared this on my birth board already, but if I want to have a convo with DH that he has been avoiding I just talk to him when he is on the potty. I find I get his best attention when he is taking a poop.
So what boundaries do you have?
Ha! When it comes to DH and I none really. I do not search through his things. But seriously it works, what is he goi g to do, get up and walk away?
Also I just spent a decent amount of time researching data on homeschooling.
While some studies do indicate that children who are homeschooled do as well or better than traditionally schooled children in terms of academics and social development, they also point out that that the data is very limited and somewhat flawed because not all homeschooled students undergo regular testing and the participants in these studies self select which they are unlikely to do unless they knew they would perform well.
So while I think it's fair to say that some homeschooled students do well, I don't think you can really make a fair comparison across the board.
Like others, there would need to be a very specific and extreme set of circumstances that would ever make me consider this.
Confession. After working late,I once back out of my work garage forgetting to close the drivers side door. So my door was 1/2 ripped off. Then I used yarn and huge cutting scissors I found in the garage to tie my door back onto my car and then drove all the way home that way.
The next day there was a company wide email sent out asking where the cutting room scissors went. They were still in my trunk at the body repair shop.
Do they only have one pair of scissors?
YES. I worked at a small design company and they were expensive fabric cutting scissors. I had to go pick the scissors up that day and return them:(
Like, why can't she just drive to the store and shop on her own. Why is this something you do with your son and his wife? Why is this a group activity? Why, god, why?
Or send her an Amazon link. That is the absolute most I would do.
With several options because DNW to know which one she ended up with.
I agree, but I also get what she is saying. If I stayed home we would not have money while yes I could do free things I know I'm not cut out for staying home and it is the reason we are oad (well big reason).
Both working and staying at home parenting are both what you make of it and what works best as a parent so I hope we don't have a sahm vs working mom debate
I don't really care what anyone does. But if you call my life closed, I'm going to throw some shade.
And I'll back you 100% on that because it's not true
Open/Closed Life is also subjective. I work FT, by choice, but feel my life is often "closed" because I spend all day at work to rush home and tend the needs of my kids to go right to bed and repeat all week. There is part of me that wishes I could go w/ my book club or other mom friends to play dates and fun things I always see them doing together during the week.
I do me and you do you. Whatever makes one person happy and fulfilled and works for their family doesn't make it "closed" or "open". I'm not even sure what a closed life means?
Also I just spent a decent amount of time researching data on homeschooling.
While some studies do indicate that children who are homeschooled do as well or better than traditionally schooled children in terms of academics and social development, they also point out that that the data is very limited and somewhat flawed because not all homeschooled students undergo regular testing and the participants in these studies self select which they are unlikely to do unless they knew they would perform well.
So while I think it's fair to say that some homeschooled students do well, I don't think you can really make a fair comparison across the board.
Like others, there would need to be a very specific and extreme set of circumstances that would ever make me consider this.
Don't they have to test to get their diploma?
From what I read, it varies depending on the state?
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