After looking at that scale this is absolutely true. Because Aliens is at the top and that doesn’t make me lose sleep, it’s just a good damn movie that I can watch over and over. The Sixth Sense, while not super scary, has parts that get into my head and then I have trouble in the dark. 

Mine are 3 - 4 hooks and I’m hooking behind my back. Do I get money?! :D

I find the clasping it in front and twisting it around method to be 100% irritating to my entire body. Skin gets all twisted and the feel of the fabric twisting around my torso is awful.

It looks like a look that would be uncomfortable af. 

I suggested this years ago to a person that was a generation ahead of me and they were shocked that I was being so disrespectful to people that “have earned the right to drive!!”

That theatre is BEAUTIFUL!!! 

I have a friend that lives in Oxnard and for my first trip to visit I just really wanted to see lots of different stuff so she was all “Well, you might as well see Hollywood. Even though it’s crap.” And it was. My favorite moment was being approached by “Spiderman” while I was oohing and awwwing over C3PO and R2-D2's…

PHOENIX: I don’t know if I’d actually call these tourist traps but I’m gonna list these two places anyway.
If you honestly enjoy hiking, don’t go to Piestewa Peak or Camelback Mountain. They are covered with unprepared tourists and exasperated locals. Go out to the Superstition Mountain area instead. Much prettier…

This is how I felt when I was in Hollywood with a friend of mine and we were walking through a building from a parking garage and she said “This is the Kodak Theatre.” and I was all “Where they have the Oscars?!” and she was all “Yeah.” It was really a let down. I don’t know why I thought it would be some grand…

I still cry each time I visit over how beautiful it is! Every person I have taken there has been in love with it, especially the group I hiked it with.

Unless it’s Prince fans. Says the Prince fan that visited in 2016 for the first The Revolution reunion shows at First Ave. I’d meant to make it to the area for years and years... 

I was chased today by a goose. Which I never thought would be a thing that would be intimidating. Today I learned. 

Instead of mayo I use a roasted garlic aioli and it’s just really good and toasts the bread so nicely. 

I use a roasted garlic aioli instead of butter and, oh man, is that good.

I have two walls that I use to hang photos. And I do not measure the spaces with a ruler. I use my fingers and just eyeball it and it makes me happy to see the photos HUNG rather than laying on the table waiting to be hung due to my need to measure and level and all of the things. They are hung where I can see them…

I don’t know that they were recommending her get her MRI at the hospital. Her area has 6 centers that have MRI available. All I know is that my mother’s doctor wanted her to have an MRI early on in the process and her insurance said no, try these other options. One of which, quite likely, made her condition worse.

It is absolutely ridiculous to me that you had to go through all of this and I’m very sorry to read he is your late husband. 

I guess, from my point of view, it would make better sense to do whatever test would get the best answers and then choose the treatments from there. Having better info up front could lead to less expensive treatment options. 

Unfortunately, I think this is really common with workman’s comp claims. Doesn’t make it right, though. Everyone is just looking out for their own asses. 

So, in top of feeling like shit you have to deal with this. This is complete horseshit!