Anonymous wrote:I'm drinking a little more than i planned, and i'm only shaving my legs once a week, on Fridays. I'm not sure why I picked Friday.
I also pretty much stopped wearing underwear, and it's glorious. I'm going to have a hard time going back.
Anonymous wrote:I go days without showering. My colleagues don’t know how lucky they are that there’s no smell button in addition to the camera and mic. I’m also in my underwear but professionally dressed on top during those video conferences. I’m usually in bed until it’s time for a video meeting so I just throw something on the top.
I also haven’t worn real clothes since moving to work from home status nearly a month ago. The few times I go out it’s leggings and whatever T I can find to throw on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been drinking every night. And I'm normally a önly once in a while when I'm going out" kind of drinker. I have also gotten high quite a bit. Cannot handle work and essentially homeschooling elementary-aged kids with the ridiculousness MCPS has rolled out.
Same. Also, my husband and.college age daughter went to a remote area in another state to wait out the virus, and life is so much more peaceful now! His untreated anxiety was at an all-time high and my.daughter is a huge drama queen who goes through life with a chip on her shoulder. I don't miss them and am loving life with my other kids without all the negative energy.
I am intrigued, how did your daughter turn out so different from the other kids??
Just lucky, I guess. :/ And bad genes, including one parent with the Asperger's/ADHD/Anxiety trifecta.
Anonymous wrote:I go days without showering. My colleagues don’t know how lucky they are that there’s no smell button in addition to the camera and mic. I’m also in my underwear but professionally dressed on top during those video conferences. I’m usually in bed until it’s time for a video meeting so I just throw something on the top.
I also haven’t worn real clothes since moving to work from home status nearly a month ago. The few times I go out it’s leggings and whatever T I can find to throw on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been drinking every night. And I'm normally a önly once in a while when I'm going out" kind of drinker. I have also gotten high quite a bit. Cannot handle work and essentially homeschooling elementary-aged kids with the ridiculousness MCPS has rolled out.
Same. Also, my husband and.college age daughter went to a remote area in another state to wait out the virus, and life is so much more peaceful now! His untreated anxiety was at an all-time high and my.daughter is a huge drama queen who goes through life with a chip on her shoulder. I don't miss them and am loving life with my other kids without all the negative energy.
I am intrigued, how did your daughter turn out so different from the other kids??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been drinking every night. And I'm normally a önly once in a while when I'm going out" kind of drinker. I have also gotten high quite a bit. Cannot handle work and essentially homeschooling elementary-aged kids with the ridiculousness MCPS has rolled out.
Same. Also, my husband and.college age daughter went to a remote area in another state to wait out the virus, and life is so much more peaceful now! His untreated anxiety was at an all-time high and my.daughter is a huge drama queen who goes through life with a chip on her shoulder. I don't miss them and am loving life with my other kids without all the negative energy.
Anonymous wrote:I've been drinking every night. And I'm normally a önly once in a while when I'm going out" kind of drinker. I have also gotten high quite a bit. Cannot handle work and essentially homeschooling elementary-aged kids with the ridiculousness MCPS has rolled out.
Anonymous wrote:I received chain mail from a guy I super “admire,” asking me to send uplifting wisdom—to get us through these trying times—to 20 people in my contacts or something, and I sent a note to the organizer declining to do so. I would do anything for love, but I won’t do that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not concerned about education equity at this point and feel the school system did the best they could to provide devices and point parents to how to get low cost and free internet and at this point it needs the schools just need to teach and if some kids get left behind than it's on their parents. School will be there in the Fall and the kids can repeat. It won't cost the parents more.
We still do not have the distance-learning packets from FFX county, nor any real time distance leading elementary lessons - after 3 weeks.
But my kids recognized one of their teachers in front of their school when we rode by yesterday: he was passing out free lunch.
I pay taxes to the school to educate by kids, not to run a soup kitchen for the 5% farms. Teachers are supposed to teach.
I pay taxes to educate your kid and have teachers hand out lunches to FARMs children. I also pay to educate my children privately. They have no packets but intelligent ostentatious who can manage Grade 4 and 6 work.
Why can’t the admin people at schools do this to free up teachers?
I think teachers should be furloughed and receiving unemployment...unless they are actively engaged in remote instruction.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I really miss my AP
Me too. My fugly short hubby keeps trying to fck me and I kept running away from him and hiding upstairs. He pays my bills though.
Serious question, how do you even end up marrying someone that you probably never found attractive?? Was it always and only about money? Couldn’t you find someone rich and more attractive?