Uh, well as someone who is going to pop out their (very much planned) first kid next month, I would be terrified to get pregnant again anytime in the next 2-5ish years. Gotta take these things one at a time, even if you are already a parent. Too many kids makes people miserable.
October 2014, husband and I got random rental out in Colorado Springs and ended up with a Kia Soul. By December 2014 we owned one. I have never been pulled over and gets 30 mpg+.
Currently pregnant. How socially unacceptable would it be for me to create a registry for my baby shower? “Mama” will need to catch up on 9 months lost.
Unpopular opinion but fuck the down votes: I was a military brat, lived in 3 countries and 5 states before graduating high school. I’ve seen a lot of the world since graduating college and I still love living in Nebraska. Go Big Red.
It drives me crazy when my heavier friends say I’m “naturally skinny”. Nope, I just got my ass up that morning and went for an run before consuming an extra 800 calories in beer that day. I also watch my macros every day, so I can enjoy a holiday without worrying. Everyone’s trying to watch their weight. Don’t assume when you see your skinnier friend eat three cheeseburgers on the 4th that they just have good genetics and they’re not busting their ass to keep the pounds off too.
I work from home about 20% of my normal work week, sometimes more. I find that I’m 150% more productive than when I’m in the office. I’m motivated get my shit done by noon, then I can workout/run errands/take naps in the afternoon. I’m also not staring at the clock counting down to happy hour. But I’m not required to fill out a time sheet, just make project deadlines, so that helps when boss man asks how productive I am during my remote days.
It blows my mind how some people are so pushy about other people having kids. Oh, you’re in your late twenties and married? When are you going to start adding to our planet’s exploding population problem?
I feel this. My parents got divorced 6 months after I graduated college and my husband’s parents are divorced too. Makes for an super fun holiday season.
I’m a Civil engineer (f) married to another Civil. I’m in a wedding this upcoming weekend, she’s a Mechanical marrying a Civil. Then another one of our Mech E girl friends just got engaged to an Electrical. So I guess if you’re a female engineering student you’re most likely to marry one of your classmates.
I get that everyone has an opinion, but I’m tired of seeing political stuff of PGP. I’m bombarded with this stuff on every social media platform from both sides. I come here for solace and to waste time at work.
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Also can confirm. He’s three months old and still smells like milk 24/7.
And of all teams the Packers? The only worse team to switch loyalty to would be the Pats.
Uh, well as someone who is going to pop out their (very much planned) first kid next month, I would be terrified to get pregnant again anytime in the next 2-5ish years. Gotta take these things one at a time, even if you are already a parent. Too many kids makes people miserable.
Moist. Most disgusting word ever.
October 2014, husband and I got random rental out in Colorado Springs and ended up with a Kia Soul. By December 2014 we owned one. I have never been pulled over and gets 30 mpg+.
Currently pregnant. How socially unacceptable would it be for me to create a registry for my baby shower? “Mama” will need to catch up on 9 months lost.
Unpopular opinion but fuck the down votes: I was a military brat, lived in 3 countries and 5 states before graduating high school. I’ve seen a lot of the world since graduating college and I still love living in Nebraska. Go Big Red.
It drives me crazy when my heavier friends say I’m “naturally skinny”. Nope, I just got my ass up that morning and went for an run before consuming an extra 800 calories in beer that day. I also watch my macros every day, so I can enjoy a holiday without worrying. Everyone’s trying to watch their weight. Don’t assume when you see your skinnier friend eat three cheeseburgers on the 4th that they just have good genetics and they’re not busting their ass to keep the pounds off too.
People who have their weddings on 4th of July weekend are the worst human beings.
I work from home about 20% of my normal work week, sometimes more. I find that I’m 150% more productive than when I’m in the office. I’m motivated get my shit done by noon, then I can workout/run errands/take naps in the afternoon. I’m also not staring at the clock counting down to happy hour. But I’m not required to fill out a time sheet, just make project deadlines, so that helps when boss man asks how productive I am during my remote days.
It blows my mind how some people are so pushy about other people having kids. Oh, you’re in your late twenties and married? When are you going to start adding to our planet’s exploding population problem?
You okay man? Someone must’ve hurt you real bad.
Cheesy Star Wars reference or coincidence?
I feel this. My parents got divorced 6 months after I graduated college and my husband’s parents are divorced too. Makes for an super fun holiday season.
Guess you believed the polls huh?
I’m a Civil engineer (f) married to another Civil. I’m in a wedding this upcoming weekend, she’s a Mechanical marrying a Civil. Then another one of our Mech E girl friends just got engaged to an Electrical. So I guess if you’re a female engineering student you’re most likely to marry one of your classmates.
I feel like all Will ever thinks about is Sunday Scaries, brunch, and his love for summer/margaritas.
I get that everyone has an opinion, but I’m tired of seeing political stuff of PGP. I’m bombarded with this stuff on every social media platform from both sides. I come here for solace and to waste time at work.
Extra point for the edit after my original comment.
Good work on knowing what the term “naturalized” means.