Sad truth: it’s never gonna sink in. That requires introspection.

I sent the video to my boyfriend a couple of months ago when I was PMSy and being very quiet. That song is a precious gift.

You deserve a star, but kinja won’t let me.

If you own the house next door aren’t they ALL guestrooms?

Moved to a different thread.

Does anyone else feel like the nipples are too low in this picture?

That’s how Julie Andrews dresses. Shoes, slacks, t-shirt, button down, baseball hat. All the same color/shade. White, light blue or pink.

I feel your pain. But at the opposite end of the spectrum, clothes are not made for giants. At 6' it’s really difficult that get clothes that fit.

Boot cuts and flares look so much better on EVERYBODY! They give you curves if you don’t have them and balance you out if you do.

There’s also the tub of peanut butter that looks to be the same size, but now has a 2 inch bump in the bottom that 1) reduces the volume of the container 2) makes it way harder to get out what’s stuck to the bottom so you end up throwing more away.

Yup. I would say “I do something completely different. Not this at all.”

That is not this.

Coconut milk is the best coffee creamer.

You cannot. I “wink” just like this. She is my hero.

No. Even if this gif her left eye is at least halfway closed.

Yeah, you can pray all you want to. You don't get to force other people to agree with you or use your religion to deny other people their rights. There's a difference.

Correction: Catholics are obsessed with martyrdom, Evangelicals are obsessed with persevering over persecution. Being “persecuted” makes them happy and energized. They have little desire to die for the cause.

The kid in that segment made me so frightened for the future. Unless he develops the ability to think critically, for himself, instead of parroting every hateful talking point he's ever heard, he's going to end up a politician with a very loyal charged base.

I heard an Evangelical Christian complain about having to be “politically correct.” what they call politically correct I call treating people with respect and dignity. Isn't that part of what Jesus taught, you hypocrites?

It was scary then, but looking back it brings back more anxiety than fear. I know now that I wasn’t in danger where we were, but we didn’t know that then. We were surrounded by people who were escaping the real danger. Everyone had at least one person they were worried about, but even that is a layer of…