That is not sucking or jackassery, Aillean, that is caring too much. And having a yummy fruit salad in mind that you can't duplicate.
You might need a nap, though, most people do.
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That is not sucking or jackassery, Aillean, that is caring too much. And having a yummy fruit salad in mind that you can't duplicate.
You might need a nap, though, most people do.
Ok, this made me laugh out loud. And, kinda feel like a jackass, because I'm stressing out over making a damn fruit salad. Which is, you know, fruit. How much do I suck?
No sucking! Just find whatever's on sale (Kroger had strawberries, blueberries, apples, pineapple, melons and pineapple, I think). Clean, cut & toss. Then nap.
I think I'm going to go with the "cut a bunch of fruit and put it in a bowl" method. Cut the bananas tomorrow (maybe apples?), dip in a little lemon juice, easy peasy.
Cut the bananas tomorrow (maybe apples?), dip in a little lemon juice, easy peasy.
Come to think of it, my Mother's yogurt use may be serving a brownification deterrent function. Huh.
Someone should invent a phone that will hear me yelling "I'm coming I'm coming I'm coming" while it's ringing and tell my caller not to hang up.
You answer the phone? There's your problem.
My sister is always making little passive-aggressive remarks about how she calls me all the time and I never call her. I just left a message on her answering machine pointing out that I do call her, but she's never home, she doesn't turn on her cell phone, and she never checks her messages. In fact, her recorded greeting on her cell phone is, "Don't leave a message, I never check." What. Ever.
I don't always answer the phone, but when I, for example, hear my husband through the answering machine saying "Pick up" in an aggravated voice and I'm on the other end of the house, the phone should be able to transmit my intention to, in fact, pick up.
My wedding was $1000. That was the sum total of money us and our folks could come up with. It was fine, and better than most.
Of course, I just sat through a new-employee investment seminar about how to put money away for your child's wedding. @@@ (yes, I'm rolling 3 of my eyes at that).
Do you put money away for your child's wedding before or after you put money away for their college education?
Probably depends if they're a girl or boy.