Respectfully disagree on both counts.  It’s Puppy Chow, and the best kind is that which you make your own self. My personal favorite version involves chunky peanut butter, but I’m admittedly a weird anti-social misanthrope.  But chunky or smooth, there’s something oddly soothing and satisfying about pouring a gloppy…

1) She could have absolutely stated her points without bringing the other artists into the conversation. 2) Is this really the hill she wants to die on?

I want a beer at the brewery

a cold pint and a burger on a patio 

Dim Sum. Which normally one could probably order to one’s home, however I’m vegetarian and even in a city like Toronto their are few dim sum places that actually offer vegetarian/vegan fare. I do have one place however, that i’ve been going to for years. They don’t do delivery.

Get a plate without a ridge at the edge and just slowly push it into your mouth as you woodchipper it.

Oof. Bad take.

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I know! I love watching This Old House, especially when they get a family who is like ALL WHITE OPEN FLOOR PLAN!!! This is often combined with small children and a dog. Granted these are huge renovation projects that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. However, all the money won’t save you from messy dogs, and…

This morning my fiance had to bring our dog into work with her (she’s a vet tech) because he threw up yesterday and at about 4 AM he woke up and wouldn’t fall asleep again because he wasn’t feeling good. She just called me to let me know he has a fever and it is looking similar to an issue about 6 months ago that…

Good for you Riley, it's very cool of you to do that!  One of my dogs seems to think that me being home means it's just 24/7 playtime for her. She isn't wrong, but she's very insistent. Churlish and insubordinate

This is one of the most in-depth and interesting “deep dive” investigative articles I’ve seen around here in a long time (if only the dpt that used to do that hadn’t been disbanded).

Doing just fine. I’m still at work, though I should be doing this from home. We homeschool our daughter, so schools being shuttered hasn’t had an effect on us, other than her dance academy also shutting down, which is a bummer for her, but a smart move.  My 60-something mother decided to fly from Chicago to Texas to…

I’m so excited! As soon as my PTO reset in January, I asked for March 20 off. I know I’m not the only person here who will be ducking work that day.

It’s a special triumph, isn’t it? Like defying fate and time.

One month before I graduated from college, my boyfriend and I broke up - we were planning our wedding, he was planning to propose as soon as I got back from my family trip to Europe (a grad present for me and my bro who was graduating HS) - but all of a sudden we discovered a mutual dealbreaker and tearfully went our…

We have 4 kids in their 20s. One still lives at home and isn’t very social. The others live nearby, and cheerfully drop by at any time day or night to pick up stuff, or to crash on our couch if they worked late and have an early shift the next day (she lives like 45min from work, we’re about 5 min).

Shortly after we started dating, my husband and I went to the FL Keys, partly to see how well we got along when traveling together, but yeah, mainly to bone. It was...not the best trip I have ever been on. We ran out of condoms during the middle of the most colossal storm, so he decided it was IMPERATIVE that he dash…

My problems begin within moments of B.J. waking up. First off, this is a man who has been in bed for five months. Following my aortic dissection in March of 2018, I woke up in a hospital bed in mid-April and could barely move my arms and fingers. It took a good month to restore a proper range of motion. B.J. hops to…