My general rule for life: Don't mess with your eyeballs. You only get the one pair.
My general rule for life: Don't mess with your eyeballs. You only get the one pair.
I mean...maybe? Personally I like sriracha because it's not smokey or barbecue-y, which a lot of other hot sauces are. Sometimes I use sambal oelek, too. But if I do this in the privacy of my own home, where no one can see me to be impressed, am I still a terrible poser???
Sriracha is one of the last things on this earth I would call exotic. They have it at Subway.
Ha! My husband pours Tabasco on everything, but I don't think he's doing it to impress me because I hate the smell and move away from him when he dumps it on his food.
I laughed out loud and then felt guilty. Does this mean I have more of a conscience than Mrs. Kelsey, M.A.?
That is BONKERS. First of all, so badly written, with really weird phrasing. Second of all, it mentions her 3 times in the first 3 sentences, and the 4th sentence is literally ALL ABOUT HER. It's not until the 5th sentence (2nd paragraph) that you actually learn anything about him.
Too late to edit my previous comment. This is Gawker's headline:
Yeah, I understand there are character limits in the headlines, but BOTH the parents were shot - and, as you said, the father was probably injured much more severely - so it's strange to omit the father from the headline entirely in favor of alerting us to the presence of a fetus. (Also smacks of the classic "women's…
That is the only way I was able to convince myself to do it! I was so anxious, thinking that I needed to be 100% certain it would last forever before I could agree to get married, and then eventually I realized that I was being ridiculous. There are no guarantees in life, all you can do is take the plunge, do your…
Not much changed for me, except that it added a sense of stability, and the official-ness of marriage seemed more important once we started making long-term plans together.