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All the better to brag about plowing his wife.I think they are divorced . I might well be dealing with an unengaged confused deadbeat
Speaking of being bothered by our kids (directly or indirectly)...
Our kids had a half day today and the oldest went into our downtown to get lunch and go to a movie with some friends. My wife just asked if I knew when we were supposed to pick her up and I said I did not, but I was making myself some coffee so I was sure she would text that she was ready to get picked up as soon as I sat done.
I sat down in the den with my coffee to answer some emails and sure enough, not even two minutes later, I get the inevitable text, "I'm done. Can you come get me?"
She's also in the winter musical at her high school and all the other days this week they had rehearsal scheduled until 5:45 PM. Each day I sat down in a chair in our living room with a cup of coffee at like 5:00 PM and would immediately get a text that she was done early and ready to be picked up. Every. Single. Time.![]()
Easy solution- stop sitting down.Speaking of being bothered by our kids (directly or indirectly)...
Our kids had a half day today and the oldest went into our downtown to get lunch and go to a movie with some friends. My wife just asked if I knew when we were supposed to pick her up and I said I did not, but I was making myself some coffee so I was sure she would text that she was ready to get picked up as soon as I sat done.
I sat down in the den with my coffee to answer some emails and sure enough, not even two minutes later, I get the inevitable text, "I'm done. Can you come get me?"
She's also in the winter musical at her high school and all the other days this week they had rehearsal scheduled until 5:45 PM. Each day I sat down in a chair in our living room with a cup of coffee at like 5:00 PM and would immediately get a text that she was done early and ready to be picked up. Every. Single. Time.![]()
Easy solution- stop sitting down.
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I can only assume she is also of the age where any friendly inquries about her activities are met with righteous annoyance? That must surely add to the pleasureSpeaking of being bothered by our kids (directly or indirectly)...
Our kids had a half day today and the oldest went into our downtown to get lunch and go to a movie with some friends. My wife just asked if I knew when we were supposed to pick her up and I said I did not, but I was making myself some coffee so I was sure she would text that she was ready to get picked up as soon as I sat done.
I sat down in the den with my coffee to answer some emails and sure enough, not even two minutes later, I get the inevitable text, "I'm done. Can you come get me?"
She's also in the winter musical at her high school and all the other days this week they had rehearsal scheduled until 5:45 PM. Each day I sat down in a chair in our living room with a cup of coffee at like 5:00 PM and would immediately get a text that she was done early and ready to be picked up. Every. Single. Time.![]()
My daughter is 13. There is no such thing as a "friendly inquiry" about her activities.I can only assume she is also of the age where any friendly inquries about her activities are met with righteous annoyance? That must surely add to the pleasure![]()
That's already true for my 2 year old.My daughter is 13. There is no such thing as a "friendly inquiry" about her activities.
The headline is incredibly misleading. The issue is related to their production by the French mint, not the Chaumet design. I couldn't care less about the reputation of LVMH, but it is shoddy journalism to put that headline on the piece and also for the piece not to mention the actual cause of the issue until the very end.Exactly the quality I'd expect
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Olympic Medals From Paris Games Are Falling Apart. LVMH Has Fallen Silent.
The medals were designed by a jewelry maker owned by the French luxury conglomerate, which has declined to comment on their deterioration.www.nytimes.com
That's the norm for NYT now.The headline is incredibly misleading.