We should go for Greek food sometime!!!
Opa!
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Children services is, in a shocking twist, not a place I enjoy visiting.
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Lpt: the real entertainment at kids soccer practice is watching and commenting on the other parents.
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I saw a funny video on FB and shared it to my page, tagging my hubby. Got a couple responses, one “Wow” and one “sad”. Surprised me bc the video was hilarious.
The premise was “If Men Had a Remember Bee”. Thankfully hubby did think it was funny.
Now I’m wondering if my conservative friends were reacting to the word “ass” being used in the video.
I was looking at my cell phone bill to see if I wanted to change anything. Clicked on the PDF, 32 pages. That seems like a lot… ah, my MIL is on our plan, and her call log for last month is 17 pages long. Like 400-500 phone calls.
That just sounds exhausting.
I guess also a random question: who calls this much?
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Mothers in law
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Whenever my father-in-law sees something particularly funny he exclaims “sad!” As he laughs.
Maybe that extends beyond him to that responder (or maybe it IS him…)
One day, you everyone you know will die, either before or after you die.
You will either forget the other or witness their death.
Or else they will either forget you or witness your death.
The experience of grief is defined by order and attention.
I haven’t Chinese food in months.
We could go for Chinese food in Indy in October!!! 
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You’re gonna be there?!?! BEST. DAY. EVER!!!
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I am a NYer, i will not go for Chinese in Indy
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lol we probably WON’T be there. Assessment grading in October is done at the same location as the annual meeting, but not at the exact same time.
That being said, I live only a few hours from Indy and would drive for a meet up during that time period if there were many others there.
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That toothed-comb is FINE!
“What is this sentence?”
…is my random thought.
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OOOOH!! OOOOH!!! 
She accidentally the whole thing. Rar!
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Apologies to the mom at the bank on Saturday for not telling her how impressed I was with her patience and support of her son. She was with her adult (>18) son helping him w his banking. I am guessing he would have received SpecialEd services while in a school setting.
She patiently offered the options of how much he could deposit or keep for cash in wallet. gave him full chance to decide multiple times. He was frustrated and came off as hostile to the questions. Calling her (repeatedly) a “f-ing c-” for all of her questions.
To all the parents out there who roll with the challenges life has handed them, I am impressed.
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