@Triathleteby40 Because the Jetsons sold us out. They lied. Forget the flying cars, give me the laundry machine that washes, dries, folds and repairs lost buttons and damaged seams.
@Triathleteby40 I work everyday to be present in my children’s lives - physically, mentally, and emotionally. I inevitably fail at one of these goals at some point each and every day.
@RyanDLeaf@NFL@NFLPA But I applaud you and your willingness to take on the @NFL greedy monster. Lives are worth more than profits, assholes. We see you.
@RyanDLeaf@NFL@NFLPA Honesty. Integrity. Humanism.
I stopped following @NFL when I realized the damage repeated brain trauma was having on active and retired players. They did little more than offer a band aid to suffering families, or truly discourage youth from pursuing early brain trauma. #funfl
@AnecdtlBrthCtrl Duh. How about have the 1 year old “draw” and “write” the card - then translate when they ask what it all means?
It means you’re an idiot, and my kid hopes you never have children. He’s 1, moron. How about I give you something that looks like food and watch as you choke on it?
Most prominent wrapping memory?
Laughing and crying, slightly buzzed, with only 1/4 roll of tape for all the presents at 3am xmas eve. The presents were for my sister and me. I was 13. Here’s to doing better than your parents did! #onepieceoftapeisallyouneed
Option #3:
Outside - a b&w photo of people celebrating new year’s eve 2020, the caption reads:
“2020 is going to be an awesome year! Things can only get better from here...”
Inside:
Yeah, we were wrong. Let’s not jinx it. Here’s to a generally okay-ish 2021.
My current ideas for holiday/NY cards:
Outside - an empty frame where a photo should be. The caption:
What? You were expecting a happy photo or something? Get real. It’s 2020.
Inside:
You want a happy sentiment?
The year is almost over.
You’re welcome.
Best wishes for 2021!
Option #2:
Outside-picture of a dumpster on fire,, caption reads:
I was going to send you a card before the end of 2020, but I couldn’t find the right words to express this year, so...
Inside:
Here’s to 2021!
Sitting outside, freezing my ass off. I can’t feel my fingers or toes...
But I can see the stars.
It warms my heart.
It also helps me see that some things, while appearing to be no more than a burning, nuclear-level hot mess, are actually quite beautiful.