UO

KikiCohen · September 2014

simone711 said:
I love dipping McDonald's fries in their sweet and sour sauce - I haven't had that in ages!!!!

Omg so much yes! I always bring home a pack or two. One time DH had a friend over and he used one. I was irrationally angry..... and still kinda am.

KateJuly2013 · September 2014

Omg @BetsyD2010. Omg.

@-)

sparkymcgeee · September 2014

I don't feel the need to check anything on DH's phone or computers. I trust him completely and know they are open to him if I did want to check. I've had to go into his phone or email a lot and I never see anything that raises suspicions. Although I don't look that closely because I'm not in there for that reason. Anyway, rambling.

My UO: More places should deliver. I don't have the car today and there is only one restaurant within walking distance of my office. So my coworker generously brought me back Panera but that's a pain. I really appreciated it though since I won't get home until 10 tonight.

[Deleted User] · September 2014

@BetsyD2010‌ LOL she doesn't understand me either!

littlelegslo · September 2014

Team ketchup.
Mayo makes me gag, hard.

Here it is: i don't like Oprah. I can't explain it really but something about her makes me :-/ .

:-SS

KateJuly2013 · September 2014

@littlelegslo‌ agreed. I dont hate her but there is a disingenuous quality to her sometimes...

Mom2bois85 · September 2014

BetsyD2010 said:
Siri should come with options for different accents. He never understands what the F I'm trying to say.

They have already,
My Siri is a British man!

KateJuly2013 · September 2014

I love Brad Pitt.

[Deleted User] · September 2014

I'm not a big Oprah fan but I do think she does do a lot of nice and good things.

ashie624 · September 2014

KateJuly2013 said:
Bumper stickers are dumb. All they are, are people trying to get attention for something. Not a fan of personalized licence plates either. I mean, really?

Flame away

Theres a car in town who has a big sticker that says Princess on it. And under it sayd "honk if you have to poop". But the "honk if you have to" is a lot smaller so far away all you can see is poop. So it reads "Princess Poop" haha

[Deleted User] · September 2014

When I was eight my parents took us on a two week trek in the Himalayas and I vowed never to camp ever again and never have :-bd

Mom2bois85 · September 2014

BetsyD2010 said:

Mom2bois85 said:

BetsyD2010 said:
Siri should come with options for different accents. He never understands what the F I'm trying to say.
They have already,
My Siri is a British man!

Mine is a man too. I guess I should've said options for accent recognition.

But is he British?

I know what you mean my Siri doesn't understand me at all, sometimes if I speak with a British accent it's better, but then I just look odd so yea I don't talk to Siri much...

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giraffeluvspi · September 2014

I've had some of the best views from hiking and camping

Mt. Katahdin

This, my friends, is worth sleeping in a tent and pissing in the woods.

giraffeluvspi · September 2014

One more:

giraffeluvspi · September 2014

I lied, one more: The Pacific Northwest has AMAZING beaches! I'm in the red hat at the bottom, DH is the green shirt. We camped two nights on this beach. When you have to hike a few miles to get there it really cuts down on the assholes.

SMac85 · September 2014

If you are house hunting and going to people's homes for showings, I don't think you should sit on the furniture. We had four showings last weekend and each time my dining room chairs were rearranged and so was my couch in the backyard. Go through my cupboards, appliances, closets etc, but please leave it at that. Your looking to buy the house, not my furniture.

KateJuly2013 · September 2014

Civil disobedience and sit in to raise the min. Wage 6$/hr for fast food workers?

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valstulas · September 2014

My idea of camping is sleeping in a cabin in the woods or on a campground. I know next to nothing about tenting but I can't wait until the boys are older so we can go. I love being outside, swimming, hiking, and building fires.

[Deleted User] · September 2014

DD does not want me to play with her. She screams and pushes me away when I try.

Eta. Whoops wrong post. I'm leaving it.

EagleWife · September 2014

I don't mind the idea of camping, but the last few times we went tent camping my body hated it. Adults weren't meant to sleep on the ground. :P

jegoffin · September 2014

Way late but my UO is that I think your kids are really missing out if you don't take them camping..... Seriously my 4yo cries when camping season is over.

MRads · September 2014

jegoffin said:
Way late but my UO is that I think your kids are really missing out if you don't take them camping..... Seriously my 4yo cries when camping season is over.

Lol. This is the weirdest "I feel sorry for your children" statement I think I've ever seen. My kid can go camping. But I doubt his father or I will be taking him.

kaylakim · September 2014

I am way late here but also can't stand camping. So many of my friends love going and talk about it all the time and I'm like, no thank you! I couldn't find it right now but awhile back, I got an ecard that said "I love not camping" and thought it was perfect! I'll stay in a cabin or nice RV but need a bed and a sheltered bathroom.

sdtchica13 · September 2014

Pretty sure I'd rather be dead than go camping. I don't like dirt, I am terrified of bugs, and I need AC to sleep without waking up in a full blown allergy attack. You can all feel sorry for my kids now...

danielledunning · September 2014

I will go camping with my kids if they like it just so I can experience it with them, but I really hope they hate it so I only have to do it once.

[Deleted User] · September 2014

I don't mind camping and I'm sure Haddock and my SO will go often as Haddy gets older but I'll probably just find something else to do

I also don't mind camping if it includes a bottle of wine or cooler of beer. I hate bugs like hate, hate, hate and that's the part of camping that I don't enjoy.

SMac85 · September 2014

I hate camping. DH is taking DS1 this weekend, while I have a girls night with some friends.

Pink724 · September 2014

econmama said:

Way late but my UO is that I think your kids are really missing out if you don't take them camping..... Seriously my 4yo cries when camping season is over.
I never went camping as a kid and I'm doing just fine.

You beat me to it.

EagleWife · September 2014

All this talk of camping reminds me of @chunkmonkeylvr - how the heck are you, girl?

giraffeluvspi · September 2014

jegoffin said:

Way late but my UO is that I think your kids are really missing out if you don't take them camping..... Seriously my 4yo cries when camping season is over.

Wow... team camper here showing up late to say "that ain't right". Just because we enjoy the hobby doesn't mean EVERYONE has to enjoy it.

EagleWife · September 2014

juliedave151 said:

Paging @Chunkymonkeylvr‌ You forgot a letter @EagleWife‌

@juliedave151 - thanks, slow fingers need more coffee

I didn't even catch that.

theuntaggablek · September 2014

I am team camping. But mostly for the back-country overnight kind.

I agree with @lizabethann06 that for just time outside and bonding with the family, you can get that through a day hike, time in the yard, a fishing trip, etc.

But there are wild places that are more magnificent and amazing than I can ever describe that you can only get to by hiking or horse-back riding longer than a day trip that I cannot wait to share with my boys when they are old enough to carry a pack of their own stuff. If DH won't come with me, we'll be having some mama-son bonding on the trail.

Car camping - fun, but not as much more than just using a cabin, or having a bonfire in the backyard, and a heck of a lot more work.

Mom2bois85 · September 2014

I'll just need this...
Portable bar and some fishin rods! Let's go camping!

new2011mommy · September 2014

I hate camping. I never went as a kid and do not feel I missed out. I went a couple times in college with DH and some friends and hated it. The last time we went it poured and i begged DH to leave and go to a hotel. I enjoy staying in a hotel and having my own bathroom. I wake to pee a couple times of night and having to find a flashlight and walk to the bathroom is not fun.

My kids also love to be outside and as @lizabethann06‌ said there is so much you can do outside with your kids without camping. We also have a big yard and my kids are always outside playing. We just went away last month and DS loved the hotel and sleeping in a big queen bed. All he talks about is going back to the hotel. If down the line DS and DD really want to try camping, then I will do it for them, but I am hoping to never have to camp again!

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