No need to hyphenate, it’s all one word: baconeggncheese

American cheese is the ultimate cheese for bacon egg and cheese, periodt.

They also had RPOs in tow for that. The financial freedom thing is questionable. They can’t be financially free if they are still accepting RPOs for security. Like I said they are taking really questionable advice. I blame Harry because he is known to be bullheaded and I think that is causing more problems than it is…

They haven’t exactly quit being royalty. They are “stepping back” but are still going to work “within this institution.” While they say they’re working towards being “financially independent” it doesn’t mention anything about giving up their titles or Harry and Archie’s place in the succession.

This is why it was always a little difficult for me to get on Princess Margaret’s side re: not being allowed to marry Captain Townsend. She could have just quit being a royal. But then you lose the salary and the castles and estates.

My idiot brain always thinks dogs are boys and cats are girls, so I try to be sneaky with a “What’s your dog’s name?” 
Then, when the response is “Biscuit!”, my brain just starts shrieking.

I dislike TLJ, but I’m not sexist, I swear! I just dislike the new female character, dislike the other new female character, dislike the part where a third female character used awesome magic powers, dislike the fact that a male character got one-upped by a female character, dislike the fact that a different male…

That’s not the point at all. It’s that all of us are already carrying a certain amount of emotional burden on any given day. There is nothing narcissistic to recognize their are moments in which we don’t have the bandwidth to safely carry other people’s.

Relationships are work, though. Not all work is paid, nor does it necessarily make sense to change that. But they are work, and they do involve labor. Being there for someone to rant to, providing them emotional support and/or advise, scheduling future get-togethers, figuring out how to communicate with different…

It sounds like the original term might have been more precise if it were “emotional capitalism,” because that makes it clear that it refers to the emotional labor that is performed for money. The terminology wasn’t right from the beginning and it makes a lot more sense in its broad application now. The idea that you…

I hear you when it comes to friendships, but honestly, there are so many people who abuse the “Can I vent?” or “Can I complain for a second?” or “Can you give me some advice?” aspect of friendship. As the friend who’s been in therapy for many years and has done a lot of work to deal with trauma and be a better human,…

Ehh, I find the term useful in exactly the texting scenario you describe, in consciously using it to decide if I’m genuinely friends with a person or not. If my reaction to a given person is, like yours, “YES!!!!!” then it means I do want to be friends with that person and it’s probably a case of equal footing and…

Ya’ll forgot one...

I do think the “ate solid food for the first time” is more a symptom of problems that are already there than the actual cause. That said, I think they’ve been telegraphing the break-up too much and ultimately, it’s just going to be a backdrop to explore the Kate-Mark-Kate’s relationship with unhealthy relationships…

Give Joe Johnston a Superman film and have Henry Cavill as Superman.

I would NEVER give this woman my cash for her “cabaret” BUT I would pass through The Regency bar to see if any of them are hanging out. For purposes of spying and mockery. But I doubt any Real Housewives go there any more.

Thank you! She didn’t just have a cold; she had pneumonia! Aaaaaand someone in the know told me that she was wearing a bullet-proof vest, AND wasn’t it like a smibillion degrees that day?!?!?

Please let him die on Christmas Day.

Only 2 comments concerning our beloved Crackerjacks? (That is a very old Gawker-era reference. Richard Lawson’s RHONY recaps were the best.)

I thought this episode touched on the same issues as THE QUEEN starring Helen Mirren, and that is an utter lack of empathy. Ignoring the physical exercise of tearing, I think it demonstrated that Elizabeth was raised and expected to be a stolid figure head, that in some way, as if ordained by God to keep a stiff upper…