I can see both ways being valid, but the bottom line is that complaining to your boss about something that is neither a health hazard nor a chronic issue is extremely unprofessional, and as her boss I would want to know. Behavior like that could cost them business.

That is one special, hilarious little kid you have there.

I must know the backstory behind this.

Highly recommend the Chinese gardens in Old Town Chinatown (which is a subsection of downtown). They are gorgeous in the summer and so peaceful. They have a lovely tea house you should take advantage of once you're done strolling the gardens.

I just went to The Observatory for the first time today and ohhhh my gods. The oregano fry bread and house made ginger beer were so damn good, and my turkey club was the best thing I've eaten all year. Seconding this!

What the fuck? I used to clean office buildings and if I found something like that, I would've just thought, "Hrm, that's odd.", cleaned it up, and never thought about it again. I've seen some fucking disgusting stuff in my day and that wouldn't rank in the top 200. Ridiculous.

I loved sleepaway church camp as a kid and I looked forward to sending my kids to (secular) summer camp for that reason...is it truly horrible like that? That makes me incredibly sad.

*bites knuckle*

There are no basic similarities besides white skin and blonde hair, imo. The nose shape, face shape, lips, etc are totally different. She's a very pretty young lady, but if I saw her randomly out in public my mind wouldn't jump to Elsa clone.

This comment was really encouraging, thank you. I have a 2.25 year old and 2 2 month olds and when they all start fussing/crying/whining I pretty much want to jump out a window and run away. The crying in and of itself is annoying, but eh. It's the feeling of "MUST MAKE THE BABIES HAPPY" that is so difficult to get…

I never understood how my exhausted parents (six kids) could stay up until midnight until I had kids of my own. I might be tired as hell but I must have my free time dammit. Now that I've got three under three I go to bed later than before. Yuck.

I totally feel you here. I am pretty much unable to nap except for extreme exhaustion, and then I feel like shit afterwards. The only times I've been able to nap happily

The problem with that logic is that lots of babies hate being covered up around their faces. They'll whine, scream, pull it away, etc. And really, I wouldn't want to eat with a blanket over my head, so I get it.

Are you incontinent?

I brought my young baby to his auntie's graduation ceremony and he didn't make a peep. The biggest distraction was chattering, rude adults, which is typical of my experience. Also graduation ceremonies are family thing, not an 8 PM black tie event.

Get out of my head! Same thought as I looked through the suggestions.

YOUR LIPS TO MARVEL'S EARS holy shit how did I not think of that.

Not to mention that they are 18! Fuck's sake. At 18 a lot of kids (or, technically, young adults) are working, driving, heading off to college, living away from home, etc. Are their parents supposed to be hovering over them at all times until the day they graduate or what?

I do appreciate you sharing your perspective on rejection, but in this case you're actually barking up the wrong tree since I've been the "pursuer" in 90% of my romantic relationships despite being a woman (and most of those people were men, with a few women in there). I've been rejected plenty in my life by people…

It's very confusing. It's like he assumed he'd be rejected so he didn't even try. I'm sure as he descended deeper into this misogynistic weirdness, he gave off major creep vibes and it all became even more of a self-fulfilling prophecy I'm guessing.