Confession: our exchange student is being sent home early and nobody in our house is broken up about it. Having her here has been positive overall but she's a very selfish person.
Confession: our exchange student is being sent home early and nobody in our house is broken up about it. Having her here has been positive overall but she's a very selfish person.
New topic, coronaconfessions, this is excellent material
I'm a little concerned that drinking isn't even fun right now. Drinking while with friends, grilling, watching a game, etc. is awesome. Drinking alone watching Chopped is less awesome.
Like sitting at home exciting? I guess we could say what we are hoarding. TP is the obvious since everyone is.
Not hoarding, it the only thing we are running “low” on is Smartfood white cheddar popcorn. I currently have two bags. My mom was going to Fareway this morning and asked if we needed anything. More popcorn!
I was at the store two days ago and mad that there was no hamburger. Got the last pound left and it was like 94% lean (I usually go 85/90 area for lean, many times will mix the 94 and 85 to get around 90). No pork loins either, was going to smoke one so I got a couple pork butts. Come home to put the meat in the freezer and find where all the hamburger went, my wife was hoarding it. We are a lot lower on our beef inventory (used to by a side but have stopped doing that since the seller started running them really fat and there was a lot of waste, IMO) so we are kinda getting back to normal I guess.
She is from Denmark. I wouldn't say that she is used to privilege. She's from a smaller town in Jutland and her parents aren't exactly rich. It's more about her expectation to get something for nothing. Example: Our daughter (only child) plays a club sport and we had a travel tournament to attend. She told us she didn't want to go because "her parents didn't pay all this money for her to watch" sports all weekend. Several conversations about being part of a family as opposed to being a roommate didn't change anything.Just curious where was she from and was she used to privilege before she came to visit?
What's the opposite of being passive aggressive?