My grandma was our daytime caretaker for the first 13 years I was alive, she called it “going to coffee.” I, & later my brother, knew more 65+ year old women than I knew kids my age. She’d also throw bridge get togethers and later night parties. I knew, but didn’t understand, a lot of dirty jokes.

Agreed

He still has the state’s sentence. Worst case scenario, he’d be out by 2035 and under supervision for the remainder of the 22.5 years.

Yay! I’m glad to have some fun news.

Yeah, the poor dog was sitting with his/her other person on the curb and was trying to comfort her. She couldn’t even get the leash from the car.

Andrew Jackson part II.

So many homes as well.

I read in another thread that it is in the works. A parent of another child from their son’s school posted.

I’m also hoping their dog is safe. I saw him (or her) trying to comfort the surviving partner, and it’s made me want to cry all day.

I now have to restrain myself until it becomes obvious to my mom that there is no dog rescue that lets the dogs choose their new people.

I kind of can’t wait to see what happens next.

They should just release them. His base doesn’t care, and we’ve already told the rich people involved that we hate them.

I’m a Minnesotan in Florida. While I never like it to feel like Trump won by being a terrible human, I get it and I’m glad Walz gave someone else enough time to run. *I also understand that the problems would have continued to exist.

I accidentally said “holy shit” when I tried on my prescription readers. The person at the optometrist’s office laughed.

I resent his mom for sending my mom a bigot brag email.

My grandma’s twin brother died during the 1918 flu. His death played a big role in how my great-grandma and grandma eventually treated my dad’s shaky health as a kid. I’m so tired of people being so intentionally ignorant.