Your kid needs to sell thirty candles to win a plastic object worth eighty cents.
This started as a dumb question and somehow became an argument, so here we are.
Vote first. Then bring your extremely specific family evidence.
Your kid needs to sell thirty candles to win a plastic object worth eighty cents.
This started as a dumb question and somehow became an argument, so here we are.
Vote first. Then bring your extremely specific family evidence.
Read the room, state your case, and try not to become the reason the next submission exists.
He remembers my drink. My husband forgets I am there.
I expected a divorce conversation. I got something else.
It lasted maybe ten seconds. That was plenty.
Now I am embarrassed by how much I liked it.
I thought she wanted a confrontation. She poured wine.
It was the best date we have had in years.
It is unpaid sales work with a child mascot.
The school says student led, then sends home a spreadsheet and a deadline.
I would rather donate twenty dollars and skip the plastic junk.
My child is not selling anything. I am texting coworkers with shame in my heart.
Yes, except the prize is storing wrapping paper in your trunk.
And somehow Grandma is our largest corporate account.