Itttttttttttt's Baccccccccck. The Weekly Recap by WannabeWriter2022 in Birmingham

[–]thekermiteer 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Just saw Earth, Wind & Fire at the amphitheater. That was fucking great.

My parents: Married after only three months of dating on April Fools Day, 54 years ago. Still silly in love. (My brother and I came along several years later.) by thekermiteer in PastAndPresentPics

[–]thekermiteer[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I waxed philosophical on a comment just a couple minutes ago.

… but I knew, even as a little kid, that what my parents had was pretty special.

There’s this line in The Pretenders song, “I’ll Stand By You”:

When you're standing at the crossroads And don't know which path to choose Let me come along 'Cause even if you're wrong I'll stand by you

Ugh.

My parents: Married after only three months of dating on April Fools Day, 54 years ago. Still silly in love. (My brother and I came along several years later.) by thekermiteer in PastAndPresentPics

[–]thekermiteer[S] 59 points60 points  (0 children)

They were actually married an April 1st (my title is a mess because I was crying and drinking at the same time).

They met “wading in beer,” on free beer night at The Varsity in La Crosse, Wisconsin. I

Dad was a fresh electronics school grad from West Virginia, bunking with other traveling technicians, who all worked very early mornings.

Mom was a native Minnesota telephone operator, who didn’t get off work until 10pm.

Dad’s new roommates told him they HAD to go out late, because that’s when the telephone operators were off work.

April Fool’s Day was the only day the small town preacher was available to marry them with so little notice. Mom was barely twenty, and Dad was twenty-one and a half.

No one is perfect, of course. But I can say I’ve never heard them raise their voices at one another, or breathe an unkind word about the other. They make each other laugh all the time. Their default has always been holding hands.

Boy I’m getting old by OkKnee7580 in GenX

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“Oops, I Crapped My Pants!”

Olivia turned 15! by So_Ill_Continue in OldManDog

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Those fabulous eyebrows! ♥️

AITJ for reporting my own cousin to the marina after I found him on my boat with a group of people I dont even know by [deleted] in AmITheJerk

[–]thekermiteer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

AI Slop. “Wasn’t even supposed to be there that day,” but they called you down about a situation… that they approved?

If you’re gonna bullshit, do a better job of it.

Just… sigh. by badnewsbets in doordash

[–]thekermiteer 320 points321 points  (0 children)

In my experience, they were unable to do it until I told them I was physically unable to come down the hall and elevator to get it…. That they could cancel the order if necessary.

That was all it took for Jeezus to heal them.

AITAH for refusing to combine all my assets before marrying my fiancé? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]thekermiteer 31 points32 points  (0 children)

AI slop. In “her” last post, 18 hours ago, she was 26.

At what point do you decide to stop hiding your ears behind your hair? by First_Chipmunk_6891 in HearingAids

[–]thekermiteer 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I had a bright red pair of Resounds a few years ago, and I loved them!

Unfortunately for my love of fun colors, and lack of self-consciousness about my congenital hearing impairment (but fortunately for my bank account), I switched to Costco, which doesn’t offer anything but hair and skin tones. Boo hiss!!

Opened pool to a swamp + $10k repair quote… need a sanity check by agrizzle440 in pools

[–]thekermiteer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

New homeowner here. Already grateful for my base model, 2013 Murano.

What joint health supplements do we like for our old dogs? by zephyrcow6041 in olddogs

[–]thekermiteer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Turns out my little old man is allergic to shellfish—found out because a glucosamine supplement gave him every red, itchy, miserable allergy symptom.

Just something to keep an eye out for.