KittenBiscuits @ KittenBiscuits @lemm.ee

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We watch Family Feud during dinner. Obligatory "It's up there, Steve!"

Other palate cleanser shows include What We Do In The Shadows, MXC, or one of Zane Lamprey's travel shows like Three Sheets. Used to enjoy watching Nitro Circus quite a bit and miss it.

I wish there was a cliff notes version of these that cut out all the drama buildup parts that bookend the commercial breaks.

• what did she find strange about America when she arrived here?
• what did she do for fun?
• does she recall any experiences her parents/ grandparents told to her about their lives?
• what was her favorite meal/ treat as a kid?
• what is the most scandalous story she heard from a friend or family member?
• did she or anyone in the family sing or play an instrument? What did they play?

Sounds like a huge OSHA(n) violation to me.

You mitre say that

I think it depends how you frame it

This sounds like my honey looking in the pantry for snacks. "Where are the Oreos?" "On the shelf." "No they're not." #sigh# [gets up and points to them] "Oh you meant these right here at my eye level?"

And bangin my tankard on the table just spilled my mead. ☹️

Raised by hippies who let me be free range a bit. One grandmother took me to Methodist church from age 6-12ish. Jr high friends got me to go to a Baptist church a little (those cats have no chill). Overall atheist though which drew some social ostracization when I let my views be known.

I was pretty hardline about it in my 20s. 30s were more "let everyone do their own thing, man". Now in my late 40s and I find myself drifting back toward agnostic.

There are unexplained things I've encountered. I'm reasonably sure science will catch up (maybe) and explain them. Until then, they remain "energies" that caused unexpected results, probabbly just weird brain glitches, but what if...?

I've done this with disassembling furniture for storage. When a baggie wasn't available, I randomly had a latex glove at hand (heh) to hold the screws and get taped to the back of one of the furniture pieces.

Indeed, there are multiple project bags loitering on the back of the couch! 😂

I've already replaced it with the zen and mindfulness I that produce from crocheting with new gear.

I've had mine since 1998, when my .edu email was getting deactivated.

I have a couple of gmail accounts too, but the vast majority of my user ids are tied to my Yahoo.

I miss the MyYahoo landing page.

I will leave out some of my Trader Joes dark chocolate peanut butter cups as an offering. I hope this pleases the Fae.

Lol i was probably thinking that I didn't want to put down my project in order to go to some board meeting/networking event/family function. "I'll be riiiiiight back." 😄

The timer has started. Just got back from the craft store. 🙃

Ooh. Behind the desk. This has potential. I always forget to look there. Desk butts up to a window, and cats use this windowsill to come and go from the off-limits desktop, and totally knock stuff off all the time. But one of my furry sweethearts has parked herself on my lap, so looking will have to wait until I am dismissed.

Yeah, I did this a few times yesterday. I think my trouble is it has been too long since I stashed it (see: previous loss of my cro-jo) and so trying to walk myself backward through the memories is just banging my head against the wall.

I usually successfully find things this way. But it's kicking my ass with this one.

Two weeks from now at 1:47 a.m. I'll jump up from the couch, run to a random room and find it where I suddenly remembered putting it.

This is totally what I'm expecting.

This thing DID have a designated place. Or it was kept out in the open where I could see it. But I must have hastily scooped all clutter into a black hole before a guest came for the weekend, and ☆blip☆ there it disappeared.

I just got back from the craft store with my replacement hooks, so I guess does anybody have the over/under on how long it will take for my original thing to surface?

They use a tiny wooden spoon made out of a golf tee, duh.