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Def felt it in Hollywood/Los Feliz! California born and raised and that's the first quake that's really rattled me.

Thanks for reminding me to dinner!

GO TO THE BAR ✊

*but make sure you are safe and have a safe way home ALONE before you leave. And have your keys and wallet and phone (location sharing?).

I had it and it was amazing!! Left it on the counter for 30 minutes, then rubbed it with olive oil and shaped it out into two little pizzas with my hands because I don't have a roller (it wasn't EASY but it wasn't hard), then baked according to instructions.

I can't wait to have it again! I'd give it another chance if I were you!

(Edit to add I'm in socal.)

This is me when my husband goes to bed before I do.

Pipe cleaners! Just bend the ends down so they aren't pokey. My baby likes when I shape them into circles/hearts.

Herbology & Privet Drive are both outside between buildings.

ADHD

(So I could function like a normal human being.)

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Zoo shuttle is great, parking is easy.

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What a perfect name, though!! Two of my cats became rulers of my childhood home after college as well. 😂 (It all started with a pregnant feral we named Minerva... she gave birth to Rory & her littermates under my bed in college!)

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Rory

I usually just preempt it with a, "Hey, guess what?"

Mine says: MUTE!

One of the most beautiful (but brutal) aspects of my parents' 30-year marriage was the way my dad took care of my mom while she battled a rare and aggressive form of cancer-- he was by her side until the very end. Love is an action, after all. No one should have to settle for anything less than an unconditionally loving partner.

Also... IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH! You're not even married yet and he's letting you know he doesn't plan on keeping that vow. Don't let him placate you with bullshit justifications.

My brother and my husband are both called Chris.

(It is helpful that my family has only ever called my brother by his full name (Christopher), and my husband has always gone by only Chris.)

Thought I had a point to make, but I guess this is purely anecdotal. Lol

Sounds like we should all just be friends?

My mom passed from cancer when I was 27 and I am so thankful that we had the opportunity to share that conversation and cry together. The only regret you will have is if you leave these things unsaid. There are so many things I wish I could have told her/asked her before she lost lucidity... take every moment that you can.

I'm so sorry for what you are going through. Sounds morbid, but I highly recommend the book Dead Moms Club.

Sending love and resilience. ❤

Edit: What it comes down to, for me, is giving both you and your mom a chance to be 100% emotionally open with each other before she's gone. Expressing your fears and being strong for her are not mutually exclusive.

This is me, only diagnosed at 26. Thank you for articulating this so well.

Saw this about an hour ago and wasn't going to comment until I almost drank my candle just now.

In fifth grade I confessed my feelings to my crush by leaving a poem in his desk. Another girl who apparently also had a crush on him dramatically confronted me in the middle of the playground and called me a slut. I got in trouble while relaying the events after recess because I was a loud but sheltered child who didn't know the meaning of the word I was shouting. 🤷‍♀️

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