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I heard about this place. Its a little dirty, but they do have a pet cat named Dash. She has a favorite pie dish with butter cream cheese crusted onions and garlic breaded potatoes. I heard they also have chickens, ducks... Im sure we will all like their homemade baked goods. The owners seem friendly enough. Ive been coming here for years. The past few months there have only really been two Fridays for the usual small outdoor patio activities. One is now closed due too many bird poopings. The other is an older abandoned building that once served as a school premises

The original comment was about how wonderful the movie is, so I will give it some additional praise if it makes my wife happy. The second part has lots where the husband plays various roles, so she gets to pick what theme she wants him/her to focus On. And theres a good bit regarding Love - although we have no idea what the husbands feelings are towards her, it is stated explicitly that they ARE loving. So by saying "We heard you all about [the love scene in] Stuck Inside... but did anyone else also notice that?" I am giving them

I heard you about Wow. Heres some suggestions related ot that" " https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/-/130/4302/Five-Year-Follow-up-of-Harms-and-Benefits?redirectedFrom=fulltext edit: Good post - looking forward to reading others here! Ive been thinking about ways we can reinforce learning through prompts and such, but also want people encouraged just getting started with asking questions and so far

You guys are crazy. My kid got married last week! Last year he was a teenager who needed a big present for his prom. He got married today too, right after school. The bride got flowers, the groom got an elephant turd, we had cake...and now my kid has cancer. He had his ear ts put in yesterday, but doctors didnt tell us why. We have a week left, and tomorrow he will be coming home to us with his little brother. Itll hurt worse than the actual day. So I wanted yall save your

Yesterday I ate a bag of these crackers “for my birthday”. They came out like vultures circling the drain.

For example: yesterday I was talking shop with some other dads,and they all had their daughters at different ages.. So I said, ‘So how do you find them?’ And they looked at eachother for a while then said... *Herd of kids.” Then I pointed out wth the mall Santa was doing and asked if they knew about any elf-do at the mall. They all said ‘Nah, thats just another name for elves in town.’ They got it right away because Illyria was

Tldr; Use your own words The Gash is actually short for Gashe Rocher. <|sols r/daddit>

[removed] >**edit: thanks so much everyone! I really appreciate all the kind words, advice & insight here. It means so much. "Theres a thread somewhere online where older dads share stories of how theyve handled similar situations, and heres mine. I will try redirecting when appropriate, but please do not flame me - Im working on a major project and have not had time to respond individually to every single post, let alone a whole subreddit. Ill also note that I have not been cl

(Yes, I am aware of the Assholes subreddit. It is entirely my own post. I did not come here for awards or glory. I came here to rant about the stupid ass comments people make on here.) edit - XXXX [META] it has happened. The first comment I made was in support removal of OPs blanket rule against linking directly to external resources without providing context. After some back and forth, we settled on removing the blanket rule as a last resort, rather than having OP argue endlessly with us over and over again until we had a sensible compromise. We will

Sheesh! I posted this before bedtime. Let's see how many of you ticked off the things you learned. Don't forget to share your best bits too!I've got a pot calling the back... 👍🏽

You have just created literal, unedited, hot air. I would recommend reading the comment thread for yourself first before attempting this silly rambling.♂️ edit - thanks for the awards n the upvotes y’all! You guys rock!! "Chivalry is just one thing", said the old sage.

Edit: [https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/130/4/643/-/30241/Five-Year-Follow-up-of-Harms-and-Benefits-of?redirectedFrom=fulltext] "We know there are potential long-term health risks associated with cumulative exposure to aerosolized chemicals, including but not limited TOBA, PCGS (including formaldehyde), and acrolein." -- MFHS

Edit - A lot has happened since this post went live. Reddit comments have been kind enough share links between each other. And linking directly from the post was not always easy / reliable. So I've tried making the most direct link available via my blog. It works better now that I have some context for what the original intent was. I'm also adding a note here explaining why I don't think the original is correct. That's the note I left on each comment thread. Thanks everyone for the feedback. You're all great

"No, no, no! Its okay. We can talk about this later...." It was such an awesome convo that I had two days to myself. Fellas, thanks for coming to my Ted Talk; I really enjoyed it.

That makes 3rd grade irrelevant. Totally different conversation. Why not start prepping him with the fundamentals BEFORE trying introd something like Velcro or Little Rascal?) edit: yall seem surprised at how much this resonates with you! Glad to hear its made you feel less crazy.

For example: yesterday I went to the doctor’s office for eye surgery. The radiologist asked me if there’d be anything else she wanted me to mention. I told him “there will definitelybe eye surgery, and it’ll take place behind closed doors.” He nodded sagely while he examined my eye with great concern In my case. the next day I called my eye doctor and told Him what happened. He asked If I wanted to see a Dr Yoda or something. I said “No, I want my eye looked at!”

We are going back and forth between you two a lot, but we are getting close to figuring out how best leverage our strengths as parents together. The feedback loop is building slowly, but the end result could well turn into a bigger picture conversation for us all to benefit greatly from. edit - adding personal touch: I would just say that if there is a topic you want me boon to cover let 'em come. We are still very much in the early days, so don't put off asking.

Yesterday I woke up at around 23:30 after a 4 day slumber. My wife is a nurse and our 3yo daughter is in daycare so she was woken up by us. She was not sleeping well last night.I was trying to get some sleep as I was getting ready to go to work this morning but my eyes started glistening with tears of joy when I saw my wife smiling at me. I immediately said "Yall, I just got a notification saying my post was liked, which made me cry even more! This is awesome, you guys are amazing

I heard you about ALL. There is NOTHING missing from this list!" edit - I think my wife got a good idea where I was coming from lol she was right. Im trying really hard to think of something new for this thread! Thanks everyone!

Now I'm going back into my slippers. :) edit - thanks for the awards and upvotes! You folks rock!! "Thank ye kind Redditors for the Upvotes & the Comment Awards!" said my wife.