I often stir a spoon of cocoa mix into my coffee.

They admit it. (The owners—not the dogs. ;))

I think it's ridiculous—especially pet owners who lie about having a "support animal." At least I've never seen any pets in a restaurant yet.

Not a big deal either way. I have plenty of room in my fridge for condiments but a tiny pantry. Sometimes I even put unopened salad dressing or mayo in the fridge (gasp!).

I follow what the label says about whether to refrigerate condiments—for example, the Worcestershire and soy sauce I have both say "Refrigerate After Opening," so I do.

When I returned to the workforce after being a WAHM/homeschooler, I listed freelance writer and editor in my resume. I briefly elaborated on the type of freelance work I had done in the cover letter to explain the gap in outside employment. I did not put homeschooling on my resume and don't think I even mentioned it in my cover letter, though I did list co-op teaching and other homeschool-related volunteer activities in the volunteer work section on my resume. Homeschooling did come up during the interview, so I addressed it then.

I'm only interested in Ragnarok because I'm a Taika Waititi fan, but I'll wait until it's out on DVD/streaming. I am planning to see Murder on the Orient Express. The funny thing is I don't remember "who dun it" even though I read the book.

I’d much rather be too hot than too cold.

Ideally I prefer to go with the flow, but just like you said—if I don’t plan things, they tend not to happen at all.

Warmer than most here, apparently.

I would neither lie nor offer too much information like how many you’re hosting or how many you’ve hosted in the past. I would repeat that you already have plans that day and won’t be able to get together on Thanksgiving, then wish them well. If you’re interested, suggest a time to meet up at a restaurant or other location on another day—maybe sometime later that holiday weekend.

What does that have to do with what I said? You should stop reading so much into comments and try just reading them.

Regardless of what he checked on any paper form, the dealer would have still had to do a federal background check. That didn’t pull up anything on him because the Air Force failed to notify civilian law enforcement and the federal database was not updated.

I take my bullet journal with me when I go to a meeting or whatever away from my desk and might need to take notes. There are different sizes and types of Moleskines and similar notebook/journals. You could probably put one on a lanyard if you wanted, but I’m not sure why that would be necessary.

I don’t think any of these names are gross.

One of my FB friends just posted a link to this dress. ;)

No. Sorry that was unclear. I meant I agreed with your post but have seen similar valid concerns dismissed in other threads.

In a previous thread, similar comments were dismissed as "NRA talking points."

I found mine on Poshmark. They were new without tags and cost me a fraction of the retail cost.

This. His SSN is his SSN, period. If their system is rejecting it, why is it his problem to fix?

I love my Kut from the Kloth jeans.

I've done this before and also worn a similar look with black dress pants and heels.

A coworker has lost over 100 pounds on it and is still sticking to it after a year and a half or so. ETA: I can't remember exactly when she started the program and began losing weight, so it may have been a little longer than that.

You aren't the bad guy. You aren't the bad guy. You aren't the bad guy. Don't let anyone make you doubt that. :grouphug:

I agree. I would never report someone to CPS in order to get them parenting help or for questionable behavior as opposed to unquestionable abuse, which this is not.