Sorry I didn't respond. I composed a response in my head but lacked the executive function to commit it to text. But since I composed an answer in my head, my brain filed it in the finished file, never to be thought of again.
@codebrewed It's not just every airport, it's day to day. I once flew out of Atlanta twice in a week. First time it was shoes off, electronics out of your bag. Second time it was look at that idiot standing there in socks holding a Kindle.
@OrevaZSN Can confirm. A few years ago my kids and I saw a McDonald's billboard that just said, "Behold the biscuits!" My kids quote it constantly (often replacing "biscuits" with whatever is at hand), and it never fails to bring the house down.
The thing is, I believe Trump on the whole Jesus/doctor thing. That man is so far removed from Jesus, I sincerely believe he saw that picture and thought, "Sweet, it's me as a peaceful hippie healing people!"
@theashleyray The 94 meetings episode (where April scheduled all Ron's meetings for March 31 because she thought March only had 30 days) is my Roman empire.
@HormoneHangover A stranger once plunged into a freezing Lake Washington to "save" my toddler who was walking out to his brother who was a few feet from shore. She snatched up my suddenly terrified child and hauled him to shore and then made a huge deal about how she had to save him.
@HormoneHangover My sister's 7-year-old is obsessed with being brave and strong. She also has growth hormone deficiency, so at 5 she looked 2 and my sister constantly had moms jibbering at the playground when my niece inevitably picked the largest slide to play on.
@alaskastardust When my son was 4 we took a fabulous trip to New York City. We went everywhere and it was so fun, but my son absolutely lost his mind when he saw a rat in the subway. My son is 15 now and still talks about how much he loved subway rat.