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I actually...like it?

Oh hi! I’m close to a decade out of school but have had quite a few jobs over the years and I’m on interview panels at my current role. Here’s what I’d advise:

I am so, so sorry for your loss. How awful.

*raises hand*

Job hunting ten years ago is very different from job hunting now. Even seven years ago (with lots of relevant work experience), it took me 250 resumes to get several part-time retail jobs, and another three years of hustling to get into an entry-level office job. (For what it’s worth, I now have a rapidly advancing

Right? Apparently Bob (Terry’s father) was a controlling, abusive dick and she finally only had the courage to leave him after visiting her father in Mexico. If I recall correctly, he ended up homeless and destitute in Venice Beach after she stopped supporting him.

Angelica Huston dated his dad for a long time. Per her autobiography, he comes by his creepiness honestly.

This is where I am now, although I’m 30 and it’s been 10 years. I’m coming to terms with the fact that he feels like home but is not home, and I’m trying to be okay about feeling sad about it. We have insane chemistry and care about each other deeply, but us dating has just never worked out and almost certainly never

Try NYBD. It’s been endorsed by a native Bronx/Upper West dweller and third-generation Brooklynite. Their bialys are my favorite.

New York Bagel Deli and Brooklyn Bagels, friend. Not the same but pretty good, and NYBD has whitefish.

In my circle, we call them Trustafarians. Also Reed alumni.

I literally just said the same thing. I don't even like this movie, why am I crying?

WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME I don't even like the movie but I watched that stupid clip and cried.

Is it possible that Jennifer Garner just loves schlocky movies? I mean, she's a people, and people have weird taste sometimes. Maybe her jam is putting on a really bad heartwarming family film with good values and crying when everything is okay again, and so she's all about being in them.

“That’s literally what’s happening right now. You rule the world, and we are up in arms about it.”

SNACK SIZED CHURCHILL

I do this, too. Always speaking. Always being the weird one. It feels vulnerable and scary, but sometimes, someone tells me after the fact (privately) that they’re glad I said something because they felt the same way/ didn’t have the social power to speak up themselves. So all the speaking up does make a difference

Thanks for the tip, but it’s not actually frizzy, it’s just...wrinkly. It has very particular ways it cares to lay and Will Not Stand for other attempts. Thankfully it looks fine that way, but a perfectly smooth bun or pony is out of my reach. It will also only hold a curl (or straighten) for about five minutes unless

Clearly my hair just hates me, because that level of smooth basically involves a blood sacrifice and three hours for me. I concede that the truth is more tempered than I spake.