No. My mother in law was a wedding coordinator, so we wound up with fancy everything. We had chocolate-braised bison or something and some kind of chicken I think? I can’t really remember because I couldn’t eat anything at all that day. We did get a gourmet pizza buffet for the 11pm lunch, and that went over well. And…
That’s exactly what we wanted all along, but between my father’s insistence on inviting everyone he ever met to it, and my mother-in-law being a wedding coordinator who worked with everyone in town and wanted to use our wedding as a showcase, what we wanted didn’t seem to matter.
Why is it the state’s responsibility to teach children literally everything else, but reproduction is a no-no?
For my wedding reception, I wanted a hot dog and pizza buffet. Everybody always laughed when I told them that, like I was making a joke. I wasn’t joking.
“OMG, I love your hair! It’s just so curly. What do you put in it?”
It just seems like a bad strategy to focus on telling the activists to stop being active so that the entrenched leadership can make zero changes after they presided over the loss of the house and the senate, countless state houses and governorships, and the white house.
When kids walk up and try to pet my dog without asking, I ALWAYS stop them, regardless of whether their parents are nearby or not. There are two rules to petting my dog. 1) you have to ask me first (no need to check with him because he doesn’t speak English, and also his answer would always be “yes please and also if…
Not going to attempt to confirm or deny this person’s account, and definitely not going to argue that this is a “both sides” issue, but as a fellow curly redhead, I can confirm that my hair is troublingly fascinating to some people. By some people I don’t mean black women, I mean old white women.
I quit after the season 1 finale because what could have been a compelling sci-fi drama about consciousness and morality and humanity turned out to just be another fucking mystery box where the only point in watching was to get to the reveal of the next stupid twist.
More blue seats don’t do any good if they don’t do things to improve people’s lives. People always say “don’t let perfect be the enemy of good”, but I say “don’t settle for just good enough”.
This is what matters. It’s baffling that the top Democrats who presided over this decline are still in positions of leadership, and have the nerve to say that they’re the ones who know how to win elections.
Literally everything the progressive wing of the Democratic party is advocating for are things that other developed countries already have: access to health care, living wages, education, etc. Moreover, polling shows that the vast majority of Americans want those things.
These are exactly the types of areas where there should be strong primary challenges every election. The real election was last night.
I think we should demand answers.
Ask Paul Maroon. He’s the one who says he figured out “how to kill a week at a Toronto airport hotel.”
Of course there is. “Killing a week at a Toronto airport hotel” to me implies sticking at or near the hotel. Otherwise saying “Killing a week in Toronto” would be a more appropriate phrase.
Well, now you’re just in “things to do in Toronto” territory, since the Jays play downtown.
Mike Trout’s lowest full season wRC+ is better than Griffey’s highest. If he stays healthy he could pass Junior in career WAR by the end of next season (his age 27 season).
Charlie hasn’t used “bang, zoom go the fireworks” since they stopped shooting off fireworks like ten years ago. Now it’s just “bang, zoom goes <hitter name, or the Nats>”, and “a curly ‘W’ is in the books!”.