Me: (breathlessly lurching out of a time machine landed in 2007) we have to stop the host of fear factor from helping the host of the apprentice seize power in 2016!
Literally anyone in 2007: you're kinda fat to be talking to me???
my mom used to put entire craft packets together for me and my friends in the summer, like our own little camp. my dad used to let me stay up late to watch reruns of old TV shows and he would pay me if i could memorize the theme songs. i still remember the beverly hillbillies!
I saw a TikTok recently about little things parents did to make childhood magical. Things adults remember now with such fondness and clarity. I can’t find it again so I’m opening it up here. What’s something your parents did that brought magic to your childhood?
@swoonganz is this a state by state thing? i feel like so much in birth comes down to choosing the right care provider. MD homebirther here and my midwife had to legally cut off homebirth services at 42 wks, she also required NST at 41 wks and is staunchly anti-freebirth. midwives matter!
do other people not feel the manual labor of baking as part of the joy? watching bakers put all their ingredients into a little mixer or processor doesn’t feel as personal or helpful to me. i want to see how the dough comes together, ok!! i don’t want a machine to do it!!
I understand why people are posting pictures primarily from the height of Shelley Duvall's heyday, but, she was a complex, vibrant and accomplished woman right up to now and that's worth sharing, too!
I love when you finally watch a classic movie, something you put off for ages because it’s almost cliché, and it turns out to be as good if not better than its reputation.
If you’re looking for something actually worth celebrating this Fourth of July you’re in luck because I have come across some incredible news: IT’S THE CAESAR SALAD CENTENNIAL. Caesar and fries crowd - this is our moment. Don the green on 7/4. It’s only right.