(Also, even if you cannot eat coffeecake you could very well be making it to serve to others.)
I think my post was that it was tasty, so he cleverly Sherlocked that I must have eaten some and therefore don't have IBS. Or something.
But yeah, it's annoying as shit, and I've mostly just tried to ignore his weird food-policing comments, but I think the next time it happens I need to push back. I seriously don't think he's doing it maliciously; I think he just has this idea in his head that he knows what's best (for...everyone, I guess?) and spouts off his opinion where it's not solicited.
Maybe I'll go have some coffee cake right NOW!
So, if you make coffee cake you are not allowed to have IBS?
From what you say, it sounds like he is generally anti-baked goods. Which I cannot condone, baked goods are our friends. And food.
So, if you make coffee cake you are not allowed to have IBS?
Or if you have IBS, you are not allowed to eat baked goods. Or food.
From what you say, it sounds like he is generally anti-baked goods.
I think so. Or at least he is of the opinion that *I* should not eat baked goods. And he is allowed to have that opinion, but I definitely didn't solicit it, nor do I want to hear it.
I think he's just jealous of my coffee cake.
That is what makes the most sense.
So, if you make coffee cake you are not allowed to have IBS?
Well, problem solved then!
I feel like coffee cake is bland enough that it might help IBS?
Clearly, the coffee cake should be sent to ME.
Nice try, Amy. The answer is still: Tim will shank a person before he'll let a coffee cake leave our house.
FINE.
The sun is coming out! Which is lovely after yesterday's relentless rain.