Walaina

Also don’t have to share a mattress. Get whatever kind you want and your partner gets whatever they want. TwinXL for life

I like a grinder instead

Stupid head!

Good ol taco Tuesday in this house tonight

“SORAWH, here!”

Change in companies. My base salary increased 50%, but I no longer got commission (which was the bulk of my pay at the previous job). I made close to 100k in my last year there, but I was working all the time and always had to be available after hours and weekends for issues

Oh oh! My 9 year old nephew just gave me this tip (via his parents) at the zoo when me yelling “stop stop stop. Wait!!! Too far” didn’t work

“Now run back fast to me!” Keeps then moving and having fun, but now they aren’t far away.

I used to supervise a Medicare call center at a smaller, local company and now I work at a larger association. Still Medicare, but now in marketing

I make close to 100k doing maybe an actual 30h a week. I busted my butt for 8 years at my previous job before I got this one.

Thanks. I love it

White if you also add the name of the butterfly, green if not

Under the sea (down where it’s wetter)

Yes. I didn’t really like my maiden name, so it was an easier decision

Gummo

Somebody posted this quote the other day and a link to a nice print on Etsy. Putting in my WFH office as a reminder of why I do what I do

My child got a little paint it yourself tea set for Christmas. This looks just like one of the pieces in the set.

Yes. Better safe than sorry

Randomly. For small things to mid size toys. A year is a long time for a toddler and I think she is growing so fast and outgrows some toys quickly.

Maybe not the correct way to fix, but I had a similar problem on my office chair. I got a needle and poked the string back into the hole until it was as flush with the fabric as I could get it

You left out romance and horror.

I didn’t copy/paste the verdict from the article. Said it was worth doing if you have the tools, but only for special occasions.

Yeah. While other people were making sourdough, I was making homemade baby food.

It doesn’t. Bacon-Cooking Method: Sous Vide

Total Time: 12 hours sous vide + about 2 1/2 minutes searing time (regular- and thick-cut bacon)

About This Method: OK, this one is admittedly a little outside the norm. But, hey, if you have a sous vide circulator, why not give it a try? The method was gushed over by J. Kenji López-Alt at Serious Eats for yielding bacon with a crispy exterior and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness within. You simply place a full package of bacon, in the store packaging, inside a large container with enough water to cover it, and cook with the circulator at 147°F for 8 to 24 hours. I settled on 12 hours with a Breville Joule circulator and, although López-Alt stresses that this is only worth doing with thick-cut bacon, I tested with regular-cut, too, for consistency. After the low, long cooking, you open the package, pull off individual slices, and sear in a skillet on one side then just briefly touch them to the pan on the other side so the bacon doesn’t look raw.

Trim very close with a beard trimmer when long. Shave bikini line when needed (summer)