Nothing But Thieves - Do You Love Me Yet?
Saw them live in Philly last weekend. Soooo good.
Saw them live in Philly last weekend. Soooo good.
I could use some advice or support.
My husband and I both have ADHD. We really struggle to keep up with cleaning our home. My parents weren't great cleaners when I was a kid either, so I get stressed sometimes because I don't know how to handle various things around our home.
My husband told me a couple weeks ago that his mom was over at our house, and she told him we "don't deserve to be homeowners." This comment really cut me to the core. I have a pretty good relationship with my MIL overall which is what makes it hurt that much worse. But she is an insanely clean person, and she really can't stand any kind of mess. I try to remind myself of this, that her standards are really high. I keep hearing that comment in my head and I feel like a piece of shit.
I really want to clean up my house but I have so much shame around it that it's so hard to motivate myself to do it. It's not like I live in a hoarder house or anything... But my house is messy enough that I am embarrassed to have people over most or the time.
Just needed to vent a little. Thanks for reading.
TL;DR They were all hype to open this time capsule but there was just mud in it.
I love this artist so much. She’s @curisaris on insta.
I grew up in an evangelical household and went to a Christian school where they only taught creationism (and a little “micro evolution” but not much).
It’s been many years since I left Christianity but I never really re-schooled myself on all the science I missed out on. I started watching some YouTube videos, and while they’re very informative, I realized they’re about 10 years old. I got to thinking there have probably been a lot of scientific discoveries in the last 10 years. So I googled “recent evolutionary discoveries” and the amount of info that came up was overwhelming.
What’s a good source that I could focus on to learn about discoveries over the last decade or two?
Just watched it today for the first time. I've been sort of a casual Fall Out Boy fan over the years so I didn't know much about their writing process before watching this interview. I find it fascinating how Patrick and Pete work together. Also, their reflection on experiencing fame in the 2000s and how they each handled that was so interesting.
Acoustic/stripped down stuff with a focus on guitar and sometimes other stringy instruments (ukelele, mandolin, banjo)
I have a pretty wide variety of artists on here, but it's a work in progress. Enjoy!
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