Cheesy goodness

I have been living in a 12-floor building with hundreds of residents for about a year and I cannot tell you the names of more than five of my neighbors. When I moved, I thought I might meet people in the elevator and get familiar with them, but I hardly ever see anyone, and for some reason, people here do not go out of their way to be particularly friendly to new residents. So if I had a neighbor like the person who wrote this Reddit story, I would have been overjoyed to have someone give me su…

Eating good

Pairs well with hot fudge

So authentic

They have a kids menu for a reason

Meeting your partner's family is usually a big deal, one that many people believe is important when dating someone. Admittedly, I once was the type of person to say or do anything to get out of meeting my partner's family. Maybe it's because my ex's mom hated me and I just automatically assumed that the past would repeat itself. But it really damaged a lot of relationships back in the day. Luckily, I got over it. A special shout-out to my therapist. One woman took to r/mildlyinfuriating to expr…

Eat up

Hey Alexa, play "It’s My Party"

Just ask for more

A real Lady Tremaine

A pause in the transatlantic culture wars

Cooking can be a sore subject, especially if you pride yourself in your abilities. I for one, won't be seen in a kitchen. I'm not a good cook, nor do I want to be. Plain and simple. My special talents lie elsewhere. Anyway, back to the story… one man took to Reddit after his sister-in-law insulted his homemade cooking. He had formerly posted about serving her dog food due to her poor attitude, but that's another story for another day. Since then, he claims that she hadn't changed, and continuou…

Seems excessive

Eat up

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