Thats_My_Purse

When I was going through friend drama as a teenager, my Dad said, "You won't have as many friends as you get older, but the good ones will stick around." I now have a couple of close friends that I've known for 20+ years, and he has friends he's been close with for over 50 years!… Read More

It's not entirely unwritten but, if you work with individuals with disabilities, do not use the term "friend" or something similar to describe yourself or co-workers. Not only does it undermine the work, but it can create issues with the boundaries and your working relationship later.… Read More

A few years ago, I had a company reach out to me to work in a field where I already had 5+ years experience. Not only did they try to talk me into a different position with fewer hours during the interview, but they also ghosted me afterwards. I received the same interest email from… Read More

I once toured a college with my Dad, who'd recently had knee surgery and was using a cane. Our guide was moving quickly, with no regard to her speed or using stairs/hills to get around. Multiple times, we lost track of the group, which was maybe 12 people. This is also a small campus,… Read More

I had an ex break up with me over text and, when I tried calling her to talk, said she had to take a shower first. Sorry that dumping me overlapped with your hygiene schedule. 😆

As a life-long resident of Baltimore, I think "The Wire" portrays the city really accurately, and has the inclusion of Baltimore cast/crew to back it up.

I once had a co-worker who, when I introduced myself, she said "oh, that's my son's middle name!" Her son's first name? The same as my brother's. 😮

Definitely checked out "Simpsons Sing The Blues" from our local library multiple times. Remember calling friends and family on a landline?! Our main house phone from 1985-1999 was a rotary wall phone in our kitchen. I often had to show friends how to use it.

Paul Dano in The Girl Next Door vs. There Will Be Blood. He had done so many quirky, comedic teenage roles and made a mature, dramatic shift playing TWO characters in conflict with Daniel Day-Lewis.

Glenn Close as the (male and bearded) pirate walking the plank in Hook!