One of my favorite daydreams is that I end up sitting next to Keanu on public transportation or an airplane and we drink a lil’ whiskey together and discuss books. Not asking for much, c’mon, Universe!

I’ve heard that I can throw my chicken into the Instant Pot straight from the freezer without needing to defrost. Is it just a matter of adding extra pressure cooking time?

“Great-grandma Bert’s jello salad” (and yes, she was from Utah) is one of my favorite disgusting things to eat: orange & lemon jello, shredded carrots, crushed pineapple—and the next ingredient is key—Miracle Whip. Nope, not mayonnaise but Miracle Whip. My family hates that I request it every Thanksgiving but boy does…

So, on a whim I purchased the Lay’s Crispy Taco flavored chips. I’m still unsure how I feel about them—they really taste like crispy tacos!—but as I reached into the bag again I thought, “Boy, these would taste good crushed up as a topping on a casserole type dish.”

Yes! One of my favorite things is bbq pork marinated with Coca-Cola and Jufran.

Hi. Are we secretly related?

I’m really rooting for Audrey but have no idea what to expect for her storyline. No one’s mentioned Audrey outside of her Charlie world except on two occasions: Doc Hayward when talking to Sheriff Truman and Richard last week, and these instances either refer to her decades ago or is completely ambiguous about the…

Thoughts:

It’s tulpas all the way down!

I love me some Eddie Vedder but the real MVP at the Roadhouse is the pinecone.

God I love this music. Isn’t it too dreamy?

seriously, what the fuck is going on with Jerry?

Me too. Oh Dougie!

So much of it’s dry and procedural.

I came here just to say that. Where’s Candie???

Yes! Kelli is one of my favorite characters. And I can’t help but love/hate Chad.

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The starting position is much more comfortable.

You’re underestimating the vast implications that NCLB had, and continues to have even after its “demise”, on the U.S. public education system.

Well yeah, if you went to school before NCLB and in a different country (which wouldn’t follow NCLB), then yes, you would have a vastly different experience with homework.