Kind of selfish not to share the name of the place for others here or free marketing to the restaurant
We haven't been there yet - there's no way to know if I was delivering you to a culinary paradise or a fountain of food poisoning
This is a weekly occurence in my home. Mrs. CF- Hey CF, look at this awesome thing I found online. It's on sale/great for kids/you'd like it etc... Me-Awesome, buy it. Mrs. CF- ANGRY NOISES Me- What? Mrs. CF- That really cool thing I saw online sold out. Me: Why didn't you buy it when you first saw it, this happens to you all the time. Mrs. CF: (Insert insane logic about why waiting made sense) Why can't I just be upset? Asshole, UGH... Me: Please tell me I'm not the only one. The frustrating part is that it's not like I'm being saved from useless stuff entering the home. 95% of the time it's something that would be a good purchase. And she fucks it up every time.
My wife does this but I also just say "oh that's too bad! Sorry babe!" because doing what you did ends nowhere helpful.
you aren't wrong. But regardless of how I react, I deal with a weekly hour+ long pouting session because she can't click 2 buttons to confirm a purhcase when she finds something she likes, so I might as well get my 2cents in.
I get more of the buy 1st ask questions later end of that spectrum. "Ugh I bought this and it has x and y wrong with it" "You didn't know that before you bought it?" "Ok dick, you find one that's perfect"
If she was buying useless shit, I'd be thrilled by this problem she keeps running into. But damnit, my two kids would have looked adorable as shit in matching Scooby Doo Christmas sweaters.
Got my kid who doesn't usually realize he has to pee until it's a code red a school Halloween costume that is going to take cracking a Rubik's cube to take off
Getting ready this morning, walk into the kitchen, smell faint smell of something burning., wife is blow drying her hair. Me: “is your hair dryer burning?” Wife: “No, we (referring to herself and our 2-year old toddler) were striking matches lighting the Jack-o-lateen.” fast forward to tonight. Observe two-year old independently attempting to strike matches from the book he found left haphazardly next to the Jack-o-latern on the porch. Me: “didnt you say yall were striking matches this morning?” Wife: “we were blowing them out!” Me: “and you think that’s a smart thing to teach a 2-year old?” Wife:”I don’t know why we have to talk about it right now!”
Toddler was having a tantrum trying to get dressed and out the door this morning. Mrs. offered toddler a bribe of getting to blow out a birthday candle. I don’t think she’s hearing me.
Our kids school had a “non student day” today. Completely needed after missing 8 days of school the last 5 weeks.
I'm packing my kid's lunch for the day and my wife asks him if he wants to put a piece of candy in there
best part about going to catholic school growing up was that the day after Halloween was always a holiday.
It's not. I was more empathizing with teachers for dealing with the extra sugar rush jolt from every kid today
Reminder that sugar rush isn’t a real thing. The environment of parties and events creates excitement vs. literal sugar. https://www.webmd.com/parenting/features/busting-sugar-hyperactivity-myth
The week after Milton my oldest's school opened back up Wednesday and then had a professional day Friday
Teacher institute day for us today so kids are home. Lil man had a senior skip day yesterday, no school Monday or Tuesday for voting so he managed a six day weekend
My toddler is currently punished (no tablet) for acting like a gremlin this morning while getting ready for school. Glad it's not just her
They still do this. My kindergartner's teacher sent out a message last night saying make sure your kid uses the restroom before school b/c they have mass at 8:30.