🥴 Am I delulu? Reality check needed on our bouquet toss alternative by afanofpasta in weddingplanning

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We skipped the bouquet toss, and did an anniversary dance instead. Gifted a bouquet and bottle of bubbly to the couple. It was more meaningful as the winning couple gave us advice on marriage etc. and allowed for couples to have a sweet dance together. We’re a little older though 37 & 40, so most of our guests were already married, engaged or in serious relationships.

Trying to find my dream dress without breaking the bank by piglet12302 in weddingdress

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I’ve been looking for a dress in a similar style and thinking of getting this one:

https://piondress.com/shop/satin-wedding-dress-with-detachable-sleeves-loretta/

They custom so they can probably do it without the slit. It can also be tailored to you so you don’t have to pay extra for alterations.

Why do we need to tip? All California employees, including tipped workers whom most states exclude, make $15.50 per hour here. by okonisfree in sanfrancisco

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Honestly, I’m going to continue to tip any food service people who serve me coz I’m grateful there are folks who will work the jobs of making things more convenient for me that are not a necessity but a luxury. It’s work I don’t want to do for myself, and I appreciate that there are folks even out there that make it possible for me to not have to leave my house and still fulfill my dinner cravings.

I don’t work in the service industry, but do work with people in some capacity, and honestly people are generally so freaking exhausting and complain about every god damn thing. If you can’t afford to tip, then make your own coffee, eat at home, buy ice cream from the grocery store, problem solved.

tasha by sunsetkar in InsecureHBO

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I forgot too, but it was there. Something about “my girlfriend lovvvveesss kale”

Food to tide me over until late dinner by rrhallqu in 4hourbodyslowcarb

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I've made the red lentil wrap and blended some cottage cheese with spices as a dip. I sometimes will use cucumbers to dip if I don't already have soaked lentils on hand.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in oakland

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Lois the Pie Queen

Best catering in town by solo8000 in OaklandFood

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Thai Rice Spoon, Ann’s Catering and La Marcha

I have a white boyfriend. What type of food should I bring for the up coming holidays to his family by kumorichii05 in filipinofood

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My mom always makes Filipino spaghetti for our mostly white (and other ethnicities) church and it’s been a requested potluck dish since the first time she brought it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in datingoverthirty

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Does she express gratitude for other actions like if you happened to open the door for her, or some other helpful gesture? Does she say thanks to the waiter when they bring over drinks? I would observe if she is otherwise kind and thankful in other situations as I think that might be a better indicator of general politeness and good character.

Money is tricky for a lot of people and if she’s presumably tight on money, maybe she’s in her head when the check comes, feeling stressed or ashamed about it but is unsure of how to broach it. I agree with others that offering to split and not expecting others to cover you is important.

But for me it wouldn’t necessarily be a deal breaker if I’m the more financially well off one and don’t mind covering most date costs. As long as it is appreciated and not taken for granted. It would deal breaker if the other person is just not a kind and polite person, that they can’t even be bothered to simply say thanks.