sammybebop
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sammybebop

That is how my current boyfriend and I ended up moving in togetherish after like 3 months. It took another year before we actually merged items and got an apartment of our own, but I had a female roommate who was gone a lot. So he didn't live with me. He just happened to sleep there every night and also feed the cat.

For us it went like this:

I got you beat by 1 week and we're celebrating 15 years next month.

My grandparents got married two weeks after meeting. They celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary in April.

Hah! An arrangement of romance AND practicality. Similarly, my husband and I were both semi-homeless when we met (both living at home but not entirely welcome). So, when he said he was renting a place, I was basically like "me too me too!"

My husband and I moved in together basically immediately—within a month to be sure. We would have gotten married within a year as well, but I wanted a wedding in our botanical gardens and that pushed the timing back a while. I don't highly recommend other folks follow our timeline, but it'll be 10 years married this

Yeah, we were "rash" soncidering we were engaged after 3 months, moved in at 8 months, wedding was 13 months after we meat, pregnant before 1st wedding anniversary - together 16 and a half years and still going strong.

"there are at least two dozen different ones known and at least 100 of them in total in existence– even I have a bunch. And they're in all the catalogs and they have a name. They're called Mort Rogers 1871 Boston scorecards and the 10 of them there are NOT worth a million dollars."

Taking the Amtrak in to Union Station is equally as ridiculous. I ride into the city on the Hiawatha line on a pretty regular basis and it STILL takes me roughly 10-15 minutes to figure out how to get up to street level. Several times I have seriously considered just giving up any hope of escape and resigning to live

Mmmmmmm....Ovaltine. I haven't had that stuff in forever! I used to love Ovaltine. It was perfect because it wasn't too chocolatey.

It's not stupidity it's genuine love. I assure you a great deal of research has been devoted on it. Dogs recognize their owners from far away and sincerely get excited to see them. They did a study putting insatiable delicious food next to a dog who's owner came to greet them and 9 out of 10 dogs went to the owner,

But they loveeee you sooooo much!!

I'm looking forward to my next interaction with the office dick because he finally, FINALLY! fucked up royally, costing the company shit fucking tons of money and effort, and I got to save the day, and it's WAY out in the open that this was the case.

Help me, Arnie in Human Resources, you're my only hope.

We did Beetlejuice & Lydia :-)

Cmon Beetlejuice, get me out of the greys!!

Not necessarily genre, but I'm pretty proud of my Mrs. Doubtfire...

I went as Jimbo Jones