4yo who really doesn’t trust dogs:
“Maybe dogs sometimes bite people because we have bones. Dogs like to chew on bones!”
“maybe they can smell the bones inside?”
“maybe the dog was at a dr appointment and saw an X-ray and knows we have bones inside?”
Look. We should all just acknowledge that it is socially acceptable to pick your nose in the car. I see it ALL the time. I do it. Let's just say it's OK already.
@richvillodas Trying to stay focused on prayer for 15 seconds, meanwhile fond memories of a brisket I made back in 2011 floating through my mind (It was glorious, praise be to God most high). All part of that deeply formed life.
All along, I talked to myself (inside my head) to keep track. In conclusion, I just dropped off a new lunch for my youngest because I mixed up the lunch bags when I put them into their respective backpacks.
One might think I’m disorganized, but that’s not really it. Today I made lunches for my two daughters, whose preferences I know very well. I mentally noted which lunch was to my left and to my right as I assembled. I even told myself, “that way you won’t mix them up.”
I put lids on the lunches labeled with their respective initials. I put those lunches in lunch bags making sure to put the left lunch, marked with the correct initial, into the bag with the button sewn on. Then I put the lunch bags in their unique backpacks.
I have made my children listen to #daftpunk for years. It’s paying off. This morning, they’ve decided to be cleaning robots while we listen to human after all remixes.
Fwiw, the freedom to vote act introduced by dems, as muddy as it is, would theoretically address this type of gerrymandering. But we shouldn’t need a federal law to enact fair representation at a state level. We can be better than that.
The NY proposed redistricting is embarrassing to our state. Really the whole process. Voters wanted a bipartisan redistricting process for 2022. We voted in a commission to do so, with no teeth such that eventually the legislature could make their own map.
In other words, rather than ensure state residents are equally represented (read the 14th amendment), we’ll just wage a national partisan battle, because it’s the winning that counts.
Playing pretend @ our house
[5yo pulling 3yo in wagon]
3yo: Daddy, look! I’m going to visit my Uncle!
5yo: Yes, I’m a taxi driver in the city. She’s visiting me. My parents died so I’m the only one who is an adult and can take her to work. Died 20 years ago…
[drives away]
Pinnacle suburban life: I had to take the garbage to the curb and it was raining, so I drove it down in the car with one arm out the window. To be fair, I was already driving, so it was efficient.