Dietcoke_Addict has been addicted to caffeine longer than she cares to admit. When she is not enjoying an ice, cold diet coke she can be found explaining to her students that winning a game of foursquare isn’t really a TFM.
My beagle is awesome. He has all of the personality of a big dog but only weighs 30 lbs. He can’t knock me over when we are walking around and in general is a badass.
I hate to sound like the most awful person of all time but some people are allergic to common metals, like myself. I literally own one pair of earrings and two necklaces that don’t make my skin breakout in a rash. If I ever get married I would TOTALLY compromise on the ceremony, dress, and honeymoon-but I would like to be able to wear my wedding ring.
Pretty sure it’s a mix of hangover, and rage at being forbidden to discuss the election with my students in my own American government class. I ignored it but still.
I have an extremely busy schedule- teaching, coaching after school, after school duties, waitressing and I volunteer at a couple of places after school- adopt the dog. It’s worth it.
I’m a bridesmaid for my little cousin- yes I’m getting lapped by my cousin who is five years younger than I am- and I’ve been praying since I found out she doesn’t do this type of thing.
As a teacher I do this once a year to show an example of the last project I require my students to complete. It’s either create and preform a rap or another creative project… I live in terror of my students recording me while I rap for them… Absolute terror!
My friends also make fun of me for spending the money on blue buffalo. I, however, don’t care he deserves the best! And one bag lasts about 3 months so it’s worth it.
There are levels of crazy. It all depends on what type of horseback riding she does. It can range from full batshit to low key crazy. I’m just saying we are not all full batshit insane.
I just adopted a dog a few weeks ago. I went back and forth about it for a few months and finally just took the plunge. I haven’t regretted getting my little guy, a beagle, for anything.
The horses are the reason are half the reason they received a scholarship in the first place. Before I quit jumping, I was a junior in high school, and scouts from my local state school that had a program were approaching my mom about a free ride. They didn’t want me, I am a decent rider but they wanted my horse.
Well my thought process comes from going out to dinner, not feeling and wasting his money. I feel really bad when I know there’s not going to be a second date and knowing that guy just dropped at least $30 on dinner when it could have been way less. Plus, since I typically like everyone I usually accept a second date anyway. The two times this theory proved super useful was: 1. He didn’t drink and 2. He brought up home schooling his future kids on the first date.
Honestly, a large part of my reasoning has to do with time. I can typically tell within the first 30 minutes of meeting someone whether or not I like them or they like me. Why waste 2 to 2.5 hours of their time and mine when I can politely make excuses after an hour if it’s not going to work out. Plus, drinks are way cheaper than a full meal so if it doesn’t look like it’s going forward the guy isn’t out $50. It really does make sense.
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My beagle is awesome. He has all of the personality of a big dog but only weighs 30 lbs. He can’t knock me over when we are walking around and in general is a badass.
I am also 6 months into owning a dog solo and my life has pretty much done a 180. However, I wouldn’t have it any other way.
I hate to sound like the most awful person of all time but some people are allergic to common metals, like myself. I literally own one pair of earrings and two necklaces that don’t make my skin breakout in a rash. If I ever get married I would TOTALLY compromise on the ceremony, dress, and honeymoon-but I would like to be able to wear my wedding ring.
Sprouts vs. Whole Foods any day of the week. It’s way cheaper and the produce is 100% better.
Pretty sure it’s a mix of hangover, and rage at being forbidden to discuss the election with my students in my own American government class. I ignored it but still.
My blood has literally turned into caffeine.
I have an extremely busy schedule- teaching, coaching after school, after school duties, waitressing and I volunteer at a couple of places after school- adopt the dog. It’s worth it.
I’m a bridesmaid for my little cousin- yes I’m getting lapped by my cousin who is five years younger than I am- and I’ve been praying since I found out she doesn’t do this type of thing.
As a teacher I do this once a year to show an example of the last project I require my students to complete. It’s either create and preform a rap or another creative project… I live in terror of my students recording me while I rap for them… Absolute terror!
My friends also make fun of me for spending the money on blue buffalo. I, however, don’t care he deserves the best! And one bag lasts about 3 months so it’s worth it.
I can attest to that. We used to do a staff white elephant at our schools Christmas party- it was all booze.
There are levels of crazy. It all depends on what type of horseback riding she does. It can range from full batshit to low key crazy. I’m just saying we are not all full batshit insane.
Just adopted a dog a few weeks ago. I’ve wanted one for awhile and it’s the best decision I’ve made.
I just adopted a dog a few weeks ago. I went back and forth about it for a few months and finally just took the plunge. I haven’t regretted getting my little guy, a beagle, for anything.
The horses are the reason are half the reason they received a scholarship in the first place. Before I quit jumping, I was a junior in high school, and scouts from my local state school that had a program were approaching my mom about a free ride. They didn’t want me, I am a decent rider but they wanted my horse.
I make way more money waitressing than I would ever make tutoring- also the demand for history tutors is pretty low, believe it or not!
Well my thought process comes from going out to dinner, not feeling and wasting his money. I feel really bad when I know there’s not going to be a second date and knowing that guy just dropped at least $30 on dinner when it could have been way less. Plus, since I typically like everyone I usually accept a second date anyway. The two times this theory proved super useful was: 1. He didn’t drink and 2. He brought up home schooling his future kids on the first date.
Honestly, a large part of my reasoning has to do with time. I can typically tell within the first 30 minutes of meeting someone whether or not I like them or they like me. Why waste 2 to 2.5 hours of their time and mine when I can politely make excuses after an hour if it’s not going to work out. Plus, drinks are way cheaper than a full meal so if it doesn’t look like it’s going forward the guy isn’t out $50. It really does make sense.
Who eats on a first date? Way too much pressure! Pretty sure meeting for just drinks is the perfect first date.
I work for a parochial school…so ya