One week 'til Elf on the Shelf is over

Just wondering

Let's be honest, the best part of Christmas dinner is the dessert.

Giving up a kid for adoption is extremely challenging for everyone involved – mainly for the child and the parents. It is not something anyone would be able to understand. The decision to give up a child is final and cannot be reversed, so parents who decide to go through with that need to be 100% sure that is what they want, which seems to be almost impossible. For the parents in this Reddit story, it really was impossible, so they gave up their daughter while still fully believing they would…

So wrong

Needed that

Music is personal

Scrolling while waiting patiently for a visit from holiday armadillo

He wants compensation

He needs something more than just that

Have you started your Christmas shopping yet?

Dinner is served

All I want for Christmas is more games I won't play

Meow

Until what age is it still appropriate to call someone a ‘kid’ and use it as an excuse for their bad behavior? While it might count as a cute nickname, allowing someone to act like a kid should be restricted to a certain age period, and after that, it should definitely not be considered cute anymore. Picture this scenario for example – A ‘kid’ decided to prank his father by covering all his work and office supplies with duct tape, and essentially ruining important documents that his dad needed…

Don't you wish you had the force this holiday season?