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Jul 22, 2026 1:26 PM
MyDogTige
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ArcaneM37
#7 I know this kid is like 10 now, but remember when he is happy, it is YOU who is doing a good job, not the universe. Take credit. Being a parent is hard, and you are doing great!
pullingsixty
#13 I think it's genius. Even with the small picture it makes an instant connection between the sign and the animals. It demands your attention very effectively.
AndTheArghnauts
#16 teach that man to fish
pullingsixty
#8 College prep.
HighSorcerer
#12 It's only a fake holiday if you only pretend to celebrate it. Just sayin'.
GratuaCuun
Allusernamesaretakensoichoosethis
#23 Poowl party!!
KittyKlimt6
#8 men can do the dumbest shit and still get praised.
MyDogTige
And if it was a woman, you would think it would be perfectly fine and praiseworthy, I'm sure. Misanthropy is strong.
LeoFloof
#5 I grew up five minutes from the ocean, and I currently live less than a mile from it. It will never stop amazing me.
I go to the beach several times a week! And I’m still awestruck at how absolutely beautiful my home is, and how incredibly lucky I am to live here and share this space with my fellow community members.
My home is breathtaking, and I am so appreciative and thankful that I get to experience it.
HandicappedShoes
#15 Where are these homes that you can purchase after 4 months of work?
fartharder
#8 what other reason would one bring a baby to an art museum for other than to expose them to art?
FlatPlutoSociety
Wanting to go for yourself but not having a babysitter.
fartharder
QuatermainFT
#24 He does not need pills to make him handsome!
firlefranz
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ArcaneM37
#15 I adopted my twins when they were 8. I got my house when they were 12. They are 18 now and I desperately want to keep the house so they always have a bed room and mom to come home to whenever, for anything, and for however long. I want them to know they have a home that they never have to leave.
But I can't find a job that will work with my disability and pay enough for me to keep the house. I hope I can do it.
MyDogTige
I hope you can.
pullingsixty
#2 They don't know they gotta stop at the vet on the way home.
SlayerOfGoat
#22 whose brain would tell themselves not to pet that good boy?? What's wrong with that person??
dlbgaw
I mean, it could be a service dog.
textilelover
If it's gonna be a while before I can wash my hands and I'm allergic...
rrrwine1337
#8, Museum. When my daughter was about four we took her to an art gallery and we did nothing but follow her around to see what pictures amazed her
HulaJesus
I would routinely hold little siblings and family members up to pictures or flowers or really any display so they can see it and MAYBE touch it if it was baby safe for touching. They dont have to understand but I like to think they like to be included.
lildude52ca
#5 i've never understood this. i was a young adult the first time i ever saw the ocean and i never understood how/why people react like its
Lisossoma
#21 this is the sweetest thing ever, I am sure his mawmaw loved him, what a great kid
redheadedrobot
#23 moist owlettes
rdement
I snorted sandwhich.
iamjackscompletelackofcompassion
You were literally giddy with happiness when you wrote that, weren't you?
redheadedrobot
Yes! :D
RufusPimperton
Good pun aside, those are screech owls; that's full size for them.
Weneedbees
That’s horrible. I’m impressed.
pullingsixty
#16 I hope he taught him how to tie his own damn ties. Teach a man to fish... and all that.
RonnieSoak
#7 my ex would sing or hum quietly to himself when he was happy and it was freaking adorable hearing it in my house, or driving in the car
InkyBlinkyPinkyAndClyde
That's what my youngest kid does, it's adorable. I hope it doesn't stop as they grow older.
RonnieSoak
My ex was 23, so do it right and it doesn't. And ken what? I still hope he never stops doing it too