I attended a wedding last Saturday. Many females stood up and left the room when the bride walked to the dance floor with the bouquet. It was the first time I purposely looked around to watch, since I had just read about it here. Interesting.

Coconut oil is also delicious in coffee. Give it a twirl in a NutriBullet type device....heavenly.

And her parents just divorced. And a rather large daddy-issue is public.

Me, too. If I were Hugh, I’d go through elaborate hoops to enter the dorms....crazy disguises, schemes, etc Just sounds fun.

I cry a little for Tori Spelling when I think of the precious hubby she gave up when she traded down to the trashy guy.

Bruce will still steal have the spotlight.

Why isn’t anyone talking about the mom needing to know the truth about HER partner?

And cops.

I read it twice, convinced that I’d miss something. Because you don’t leave out the detail of what happened with a drunk, fleeing, accessory-to-crime new groom!

I’ve shared this before, but it’s appropriate to share again...

Thank you for sweet words.

Sssshhhh.......Happily married for almost 6 years...and we still haven’t printed anything from the wedding DVD. The pic that my friend took of my precious young stepsons (teens now 😪😪😪) being handsome, excited, serious ring-bearers was so heart-wrenchingly adorable that we never even considered framing another…

These posts help me tremendously. I suffered for years out of guilt and obligatory duty because “She’s my mother.” I finally sprouted the strength to establish almost no-contact. It is much healthier for me and my family, and my stepsons have been taught to avoid toxic people.

What is the code?

Yes! How about appreciating the gift of attending?

Same here. If I’m close to the person I will attend ONE event and order my go-to gift. It’s a silver keychain of the calendar month with a heart around the wedding date and first initials of bride and groom (Etsy $60).

I teach Pre-K which is 4 yr olds. The dress-code is for the entire district and teachers do not have the authority to decide wich students don’t have to follow rules. Every parent signs that they’ll adhere to the dresscode.

I’m 48 and have never owned any.

Thousands of young ladies have stepmoms younger than them. Not as popular as the cougar-young stepdad scenario, but not rare.

Poor as hell = mayonnaise sandwich.