This is an aside, but I wanted to share:

The sketchiness and unknown nature of how tips paid online are distributed is the reason I started keeping cash at home just for tipping. I don’t mind signing a credit card slip for the transaction (or not having one at all), but I’d rather put cash in the delivery person’s hand when I get my food.

It looks like your photos are migrated for you to Google Photos, if/when you decide to start using it. You’d only need to worry about manually migrating if you were using another service and used Google Takeout.

I think the designations are fine as they are. You can disable/opt-out/choose not to engage in in-app purchasing, so the app’s not misleading you by having microtransactions in place. I can’t think of a single game I’ve played that REQUIRED payment. Sure, it helped replenish things more quickly or whatever, but if…

If you’re not interested in drinking the water, though, stainless steel and glass will add significantly to the weight of a cooler.

I’ve never heard of a sparkling wine stopper.

I have somehow managed to make it this far in living alone (and cooking for myself) without even a single stainless steel bowl. It’s probably time I get a set. Anyone have a recommendation?

I somehow managed to make it this far in living alone (and cooking for myself) without even a single stainless steel bowl. It’s probably time I get a set. Anyone have a recommendation?

I like this!

Holy shit.

You’re kidding, right?

OMG, I thought I would never be able to expand my Lug collection! YAY!

I’ve only carried my weekender once, but I did like a lot. It was a nice alternative to my normal purse + awkward carry-on and the shoe compartment was nice to have.

The friend that recommended me for a job suggested that I ask for something that made me physically ill. I wound up asking for a 150% increase, and it was approved (with lots of sign-offs from HR). This was an entirely new role, unrelated in most ways to what I’d been doing before, but as an internal transfer, my…

I’d leave out the part about the kids, because that veers into ‘illegal’ territory. I classify things as ‘work’ or ‘not-work’. Whether I go home to 2 kids, 2 partners, or 2 tvs, what I’m doing in my downtime isn’t really relevant in an interview or as a determining factor for whether or not I should be hired.

Couldn’t he have just stolen a candy car from the store or said a curse word or something like that?

I keep an entirely separate Facebook profile for instances like this. My primary profile cannot be found with email address (it’s different than the one on my resume) or name (again, different), so, if they’re looking, there’s nothing really interesting to find.

Interesting!

I can’t speak to what was in the contract, but I get the feeling that it wasn’t JUST about the fact that he was sleeping with somebody. He’s married, the intern was married, and instead of being discreet, they were pretty public (on-set) and Patrick’s behavior (not going to set) was unprofessional.

I think at the point where they renamed the hospital Grey-Sloan, it was time for it to be over.