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I always get **** for this, but unless you’re under the age of 10 or have children under the age of 10, fireworks are ******* stupid. Like, can you really not find anything better to do than waste money on **** that’s going to make a loud sound for half a second? Get a life.
Meh, when the kids were younger we would go watch them. Now, I could care less, but some still really enjoy the celebration, and that's fine with me.
 
A young lady that worked for me about 25 years ago was taken to Des Moines on her 21st birthday. Needless to say her "friends" got her totally wasted. They had to stop so she could get out and throw up in someones yard. They got tired of waiting so they just left her. Throwing up in some random persons yard in Des Moines at about 2am. The people at that house took her in and called her fiance who got up and drove there to pick her up.
That's effed up.
 
I'm going to hope an email goes out saying eaaaaaaaaaaaaaat it. Otherwise I may sneak a tiny bite. It looks so good. The only way they could have made it more enticing was to give it strawberry filling. I love cheesecake. And white cake. It's like 1/4-1/3 of a sheet cake, fyi. Not in like, a personal container but in the here's what you picked it up from the store in container. That usually indicates free for all leftovers but I don't want to be a bad person. One time someone put whole pies in there to store for an event and someone took one. Now that's not ok.
You could always ask for forgiveness, instead of permission. After all, you ARE prego.
 
Who does the purging if things get too full? Or if someone forgets their lunch for a week?

Here it is the admins every few months. Never had an issue with it getting full. Walked by a couple of fridges this morning that had signs that they would be cleaned out on the 11th.
 
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Here it is the admins every few months. Never had an issue with it getting full. Walked by a couple of fridges this morning that had signs that they would be cleaned out on the 11th.
I had my own little dorm fridge in my office, but back in the day when I was in an office with lots of people sharing, they had sticky tags right next to the fridge, and a sharpie. No excuses. If a supervisor saw unlabeled food, it went in the trash immediately. You learned really fast to take a couple of seconds and initial/date a sticky tag & put it on your container.
 
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Meh, when the kids were younger we would go watch them. Now, I could care less, but some still really enjoy the celebration, and that's fine with me.

We enjoy them and go to a small (200ish people) private show (they own a quarry and can get pretty much anything. One of their sons designs the show coordinated to music) on the 3rd. The 4th is much more of a chill day for us. MrsWx likes to entertain and have people over and we have an annual 4th of July party that is usually before the fireworks on the 3rd but due to work we moved it to yesterday. We watched the fireworks downtown on TV.

We enjoy them but CR made them illegal to shoot off this year so between that and the kids sleeping I passed on doing any this year and gave a couple of leftovers to a friend with some older kids. Everybody has their thing to get their jimmies. Some drink a lot...I think that is dumb. Some people think I am dumb for what I spend on flying (which is very little but the price per hour is obviously high). We all have our own thing and can live our own lives.
 
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I had my own little dorm fridge in my office, but back in the day when I was in an office with lots of people sharing, they had sticky tags right next to the fridge, and a sharpie. No excuses. If a supervisor saw unlabeled food, it went in the trash immediately. You learned really fast to take a couple of seconds and initial/date a sticky tag & put it on your container.

I bring my lunch everyday and just keep it in a lunch box with a ice pack. #CoolStoryBro
 
Welp, we're back from Colorado, today is my first day back to work.

God, I love Colorado. Other than the first seven years of my life (Mississippi and Utah) I've lived in the Midwest my entire life. Mountains. Holy Hell. Mountains. And no mosquitoes! I didn't want to drive back home.

As far as the Sparkler Junior 14U Open Division goes: Daughter played very well, but team was up and down. Won our first three games (teams were bad though), lost our last three games. 3-1 in pool play, placed into the Gold tournament bracket, lost our first two bracket games. Coaches pitched someone else the first game for some reason, and we got crushed 11-1 by a Texas Glory team.

DD pitched the second game, which we lost 2-1 to a Utah Fastpitch team. DD went 2-for-3 that game. Unfortunately, our team couldn't hit-- we had 11 strikeouts. And their pitcher wasn't nearly as good as DD. Sadly, I think we've gone about as far as we can go with this team. I love the girls, I love the parents, but their goals aren't the same as DD's. You could see the attitudes got worse the longer the week went on. When we got to the last bracket game, the team was lifeless, you could tell they didn't want to be there.

Got back home this week and already lined up two tryouts to programs that are playing better competition (both programs get berths in the Boulder IDT tournament, and have won bids to Huntington Beach PGF Premier nationals-- this is the very best competition, where most girls are signing with Power 5 softball programs). First team offered her on the spot Tuesday night. Second tryout is tonight, we'll see how shes does.
 
I had my own little dorm fridge in my office, but back in the day when I was in an office with lots of people sharing, they had sticky tags right next to the fridge, and a sharpie. No excuses. If a supervisor saw unlabeled food, it went in the trash immediately. You learned really fast to take a couple of seconds and initial/date a sticky tag & put it on your container

The office fridge at my work gets cleaned out once a week, so don't leave the wife's tupperware in there or it's gone. We do have a counter in our kitchenette here at work that it is generally accepted that if there is something placed there it is up for grabs, in fact I got some banana pie this morning from there.
 
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We watched "The Post" last night. Pretty solid film, a little too much braggadocio regarding the rights of the press, but in light of Mr. "Fake News" it was probably needed. Meryl Streep solidified her position as the leading actress of her generation....she was brilliant.

Going to have to do some more reading on Daniel Ellsburg, he was pretty brave to steal classified documents and leak them to the press. But a hero nonetheless.
The Fourth Estate's in need of a lot of love these days.
 
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Who does the purging if things get too full? Or if someone forgets their lunch for a week?

they do a purge once a month. I could see if it's still there tomorrow. If it's there tomorrow, it's fair game. I think it's fair game now though cause everyone was off yesterday and it wasn't there Tuesday. So that means someone purposely brought it in today. To me that indicates leftovers. Those usually end up at the desk outside my office so I'll keep my eye on it.
 
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I started to take the garbage out this morning.o_O
That reminds me, garbage pickup will be delayed a day due to the 4th so I don't need to put mine out tomorrow morning. Hopefully I can get the back yard mowed and bagged so I can put all that out Saturday and not have bags of grass in the garage all week,
 
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