Meegan

My experience is that most of the NYT recipes are a lot of work for something mid. I read through this one this morning and it did give me the idea to meal prep some larb gai for “slop bowls” next week.

Gorgeous and it fits you just right!

They are beautiful.

Yeah couldn’t get into it - thought it was just law and order.

So great! I hope your friend appreciates it.

Hahahahaha. Missed that one.

No!

It feels a little like for some, the content of reading a professional critic’s work is the same as someone offering their opinion on the Internet, and the response to that is to offer your own opinion. We’ve gotten used to everything we read on our phones being a 2 way communication.

Wicked theme?

Literally just saying that, as we got brownies together to head downstairs for tv time.

All fair points. Im baffled by both what’s going on with men and how most people are parenting their kids so sorry if I jumped in too quick there. Having a different parenting experience than many.

I knew somehow this would turn out to be the mom’s’ fault.

Oh man. Maybe stick it in a bun and let it grow out? Time to try a pixie cut? 😉

“Clarifying” shampoo strips it pretty clean.

Same!

It’s eugenics 101 though. It sounds very much like that’s where this is headed.

Well she sounds nice.

Hardly seems Canadian.

Ouch! Falls are so scary and time sucking. Take it easy.

Sorry if their name is ever mentioned in our house, my husband will have to remind you of the time they played the Republican convention (in like 1992?)

I’m enjoying “we solve murders”.

Haven’t read it in many years and little bits of it still pop into my head all the time.

The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells (coming to Apple TV this year, with Alexander Skaarsgaard)

Watching Belfast rn.

Don’t have to tell me twice!

The rise and fall of sanctuary moon?

Are you kidding me? Not only was it just beyond anything I could have imagined, but I then got to tell the plot to the rest of the 4th grade and lend out the book. Instant popularity.

All of John Irving in 7th grade made an impression.

Judy Blume’s Forever. Read it on the couch all day Christmas when I was 9. To be fair, I did ask for it for Christmas and I’m pretty sure my parents hadn’t read it.

Impossible to put down. Sorry, other responsibilities…