commonpersonlikeme
commonpersonlikeme
commonpersonlikeme

I’ve been a vegetarian for a solid twenty years. What I learned early on, much like religious leanings, is that no one wants to hears about it. They will respect it, make some minor accommodations for me if need be and ask me about my diet if they are curious. If I insist upon telling them every reason they too should

I had some guests once, and I wanted to take them to a restaurant I liked a lot. One of them asked the host if they used x in their ingredients, and he was like, “......no.” She took him at his word, and ordered some go-to “safe foods.” Midway through the meal she got up and returned a few minutes later, and told us

Wedding gifts I still use everyday: block of knives, Pyrex storage containers that will never melt or scratch and I love them.

I am bad at all the lady things. I spent the majority of middle school running from my best friend’s eyelash curler.

My rules: under pack everything, and make sure they dry easily EXCEPT for socks and undies. Always over pack those.

One of the scariest descents I’ve ever been on was over the Rockies. It was snowing and the plane was shaking so hard, the flight attendant was literally yelling at a passenger to sit his ass down—-when the flight attendant is losing it, we are definitely going to di—-nevermind, we made it to Denver. *nerves

Wait for the *ding*

All I can guess is that her partner thought it was hilarious/ridiculous, snapped a pic, they had a good laugh....but it’s still kind of a private family moment...Still, no judgement. Stuff happen with toddlers. Weird, undignified stuff.

The owner/manager of the late great Retail Slut on Melrose to a teenage girl who had just been caught shoplifting while they waited for her mother (!) to come collect her: “GO BACK TO ESCONDIDO AND STEAL FROM THE MALL.”

................BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Hey guys, look, the person I love most on this earth! I’m so excited to share something funny real quick before I get puked on because this is my life at the moment.

So that’s what internet trolls look like.

In sixth grade when everything is mortifying, I decided I was going to do something grown up and go to the Halloween dance. I was unusually confident. I was so proud of my costume, having researched and combed through the thrift stores for weeks with my mom’s help to make sure it was as historically accurate as

Her haul is interesting. I can see lots of recipe possibilities...black bean and sweet potato tacos...eggs with tomato, onion, and jalepeno....roasted corn on the cob...I would also dig around for some coupons for condiments and pair them with a sale, but that take a few weeks to build up enough leftovers to add into

This looks sloppy and sack-like.

Our hotel room, which we had for 10 straight days, was infested with fleas.

*fancy* sweat shorts!

Those eyes. Gorgeous.

and put more stores in minority communities as part of the Race Together initiative.

This is really pretty. You look cute in it, too.