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I've been googling for over an hour. Thanks. I agree, I'm a dim bulb. (Specifically, just before I went to bed (late May) I was told I had a text and I should check on it ASAP. I can't find how to do that.)

My husband and I went out to lunch for pizza - rare for us. I suggested we get a large for leftovers. We ate half the pizza in the restaurant and brought half home - 6 slices. He snorfed down 3 slices for breakfast and I had one slide for lunch. When I went to have my remaining two slices, he already eaten them. He ate 5 of the 6 slices and insists that he was in the right. He does this almost all the time with any 'communal' item (like wine, box of chocolates sorts of things) so his history of this type of behavior may be coloring my view. I'll admit this. But ... AITA for being mad? Who owns a communal pizza? The person who is the quickest at eating it or should there be a perceived 50/50

I have tried to not be that kind of mom! My kids are in their 20s, and I have shuddup about the marriage/babies thing because I remember how much I hated it when I was their age. I always found it ... disturbing when those marriage thoughts would bubble up - and I would quash them.

On Friday I was diagnosed with cancer and suddenly all those thoughts about marriage and babies flooded my head again. I found it so odd that I did a deep dive into my thought process. I don't know about *your* parents, but what was going on in my subconscious was wanting to tell my kids something like, "I'm not going to be around forever and I want you to be taken care of when I'm gone. I want someone who'

That scene when Logan shows up at the River Styx like a Big Damn Hero! And then Veronica yells at him. I want to marry all of the writers.

A few weeks ago I had facial reconstructive surgery due to a bike accident. Pain with a big side of existential meltdown. I'd always wanted to check out the show due to its comparisons with "Buffy." But I was too big of a tightwad. When I found out it was finally on Hulu, I started binging. Yeah, its like Buffy, but it is its own thing too, which I love so hard. I feel a real sense of gratitude that this show can 'get' me as I'm climbing out of a dark place. And it has that rare transformative power that few shows achieve.

Sorry I'm so late to the party

We arrive today, for my husband's big birthday trip. But he slipped on some ice and broke his foot on Sunday. All those hiking plans are scrubbed. He's struggling on crutches and I'd love to find some fun things to do that don't require walking. Can you offer any suggestions? Thanks! the

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(Edit) Thanks for all these suggestions! I'm a little late responding because I could NOT find the wifi pw in our airbnb! But I read your suggestions while in flight and we've had such a fun time! The Sonoran Museum was fascinating and easy to roll him around. And when we went up Mount Lemmon, a bobcat ran right near our car! The views were amazing and we especially loved the funky rock form

Darla came to us 10 months ago. We've only had golden retrievers before and she's our first rescue. She is a big girl, shepard mix, who was dumped after giving birth. She'd been at the shelter for about a month when we brought her home. She gets along fine with our golden and they are about the same age - 4 years old. I suspect she wasn't so much abused as neglected. She didn't know what dog biscuits were, didn't know how to ride in a car, didn't know how to PLAY, at all. She fundamentally doesn't understand about play (and gets stressed at the dog park when dogs chase one another). She's a little more aggressive in that situation and very protective of our other dog.

She spends 90% of he

My daughter has two furry characters and has fallen into the furry community in a big way. Any suggestions from you would be greatly appreciated. She tends to go to a lot of furry events (bowling, tram ride, etc) so even something practical while she's at these events? Or some little reminder of her characters? Thanks so much for your help!

This is an impossible standard for hosts because so many guests ask us to break our rules before we even get started. When they announced the new policy, our acceptance rate was at 80%. We started accepting EVERYone (much to my regret) and that still wasn't enough. We were 3 points away from 88%.

It was a great run and we met a lot of wonderful people, but this policy of forcing hosts to allow questionable guests into their homes is just awful. Life's too short for this kind of stress. GL airbnb, but I hope your greed bites you in the ass, hard.