If the threat of norovirus hadn't turned me off from cruises forever, the onion sandwiches ship definitely did.
I have zero interest in cruises because they input go hot, tropical, Caribbean places. Dnw to be hot on my vacation when I can get that in my house. I'd rather vacation on the South Pole.
It will be great. @bruxannie can vouch that I'm not creepy ...insert hilarious gif here... and this time I won't be pregnant so you two can show me where the cool kids go for drinks. Or suburban moms. I'm easy.
My mayo-free UO: standing outside your kid's classroom and loudly sobbing is douchey. I didn't realize this was an UO until dropping DS1 off this morning and seeing a large percentage of the parents doing this.
This is also a thinly veiled random that my big kid started kdg today.
My mayo-free UO: standing outside your kid's classroom and loudly sobbing is douchey. I didn't realize this was an UO until dropping DS1 off this morning and seeing a large percentage of the parents doing this.
This is also a thinly veiled random that my big kid started kdg today.
I just received a notification that our school has a "Boohoo/Yahoo Breakfast" for parents of kindergartners. Basically you go to the gym for coffee and doughnuts as soon as you've dropped your kid off at the classroom. Now I'm wondering whether it's specifically to get them out of the hallway.
I've read about schools elsewhere that actually serve mimosas. I'd show up for that. But if some parents are actually going to be all weepy, that's probably not the best way to meet each other.
I need answers hawkward ! How am I supposed to go HAM on DQ cake this weekend if I'm imagining the worst?
I don't personally eat it because the canned oil and cocoa crap it's mixed with haunts my dreams, but I let my kids eat it-- there's no scary ingredients or anything. Just the process itself is pretty gross and it gets stuck in my head anytime that cake is served.
OK, so it's not made of dog food or chicken feet? I'll stay DQ cake AF.
My mayo-free UO: standing outside your kid's classroom and loudly sobbing is douchey. I didn't realize this was an UO until dropping DS1 off this morning and seeing a large percentage of the parents doing this.
This is also a thinly veiled random that my big kid started kdg today.
I just received a notification that our school has a "Boohoo/Yahoo Breakfast" for parents of kindergartners. Basically you go to the gym for coffee and doughnuts as soon as you've dropped your kid off at the classroom. Now I'm wondering whether it's specifically to get them out of the hallway.
I've read about schools elsewhere that actually serve mimosas. I'd show up for that. But if some parents are actually going to be all weepy, that's probably not the best way to meet each other.
I have been the least sentimental mother so far compared to others in my circle and I get teary every time I think about her starting kindergarten and I know that I will cry Wednesday. I am excited for her, but yes I will be weepy.
Post by readyornot on Aug 18, 2016 12:57:50 GMT -5
UO: Do not like ice cream cakes. At all, ever.
UO: When at home I prefer to eat ice cream out of a plastic cup vs a bowl. Not like a Solo cup, but a hard plastic type cup. I do this with cereal, too. I have no idea why, I've done it since I was a kid
UO: Do not like ice cream cakes. At all, ever. UO: When at home I prefer to eat ice cream out of a plastic cup vs a bowl. Not like a Solo cup, but a hard plastic type cup. I do this with cereal, too. I have no idea why, I've done it since I was a kid
I agree when it comes to my coke floats. Plain ice cream demands a bowl, though.
I appreciate brux's love for birthdays. I love when people can get excited about them. I always get a little excited about mine but usually end up feeling disappointed for no reason.
I'm really starting to hate my birthday. Not because I'm getting older, that's okay with me. No, it's that no one remembers my birthday until i say something. H has wished me happy birthday at 12:01 for the last 5 years, but that's it. No card, no cake, no extra thoughts, and I still have to do all the parenting, laundry, dishes, cooking, etc.
But only for as few items as possible. Nothing like having one item to buy and getting stuck behind someone with 60 items of produce.
When self checkout first became a thing I was working at BJs. People would try to go through with mattresses, big TVs etc. Dude, there's no way yoy can scan that...negating the whole "self" part of your checkout. (I has the feels on this)
I'm like a 12-year old boy when I see stuff like this. #immature #FFTC
UO: Do not like ice cream cakes. At all, ever. UO: When at home I prefer to eat ice cream out of a plastic cup vs a bowl. Not like a Solo cup, but a hard plastic type cup. I do this with cereal, too. I have no idea why, I've done it since I was a kid
I agree when it comes to my coke floats. Plain ice cream demands a bowl, though.
UO:
HORK to coke floats. I have tried to like them, but newp. Hork.
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