tee_eff_em said:(No cups of tee, please!)
Not my family’s guilty pleasure, but mine, mine, mine – All Mine!
I love seafood, and look forward to Fridays in Lent.
ashamed,
tee
On the vintage Bill Cosby tape Himself, Bill describes what happened when he used this logic to give his children chocolate cake for breakfast, and what his wife had to say about it when the kids all turned on him!
As my wife would say, “No one can rationalize like a Catholic.”
Computer time is bad around here.So many guilty pleasures, so little time!
Our biggest ones: Computer time (way too many chores are neglected while on here
Feanaro’s Wife said:
Oh, DH and I love that show. We both are in tears at the reveal.Every Sunday, for my family, it’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition!”
Ok people… I had a priest tell me that it’s not immoral to buy or use the services of a company if what they provide is good services because we aer not in control of what they do with their money they honestly earned. We are all “six degrees removed” from everything so basically, you can go through your house and find SOMETHING that was bought either at a store that supports PP, that something is made by a company that supports PP, or you drove down a street that was made by a company that supports it’s manufacturers that has a small company percentage that might support a charity event that also by chance supports PP. I boycott what I can up to reason. Are you going to stop shopping at Walmart or Target because they sell a product (Johnson and Johnsons’) and J&J supports PP? Are those two stores supporting PP?Ok Rayne! When we get together…me…Momof3boys…LaChiara and anyone else brave enough to admit it, you bring your hubby for some Starbucks. We can have a taste test AND a good time.
And just for the record…I DO NOT support Planned Parenthood, but like Affirmed said**…" Simply doing business with a company that “supports” PP in some unknown way does not make one morally culpable for what Planned Parenthood does." Or perhaps like BLB_Oregon said: "It is, really, about what we might admit that we do if there weren’t so many people out there willing to jump all over us about it." It just so happens that I choose to pick my battles, and coffee (Starbucks or otherwise) just isn’t one of them.
** From “you BRAZEN thing you”**
** ~ Kathy ~**
We have a tradition… the morning after Thanksgiving, pie for breakfast. Ala mode, if you like.
http://photobucket.com/albums/y188/ginnyroc/th_IMG_4360.jpgPOPCORN! My family eats at least 3 huge bowls of popcorn a week. Our popper has the capacity to pop a cup of kernals at a time and we have made two cups in an evening and cleaned it all up. There is 4 of us! Lots of REAL butter and salt. On Sunday evening you better not stop buy and expect a gourmet meal because it is usually made in the popper and that may be all we eat
Thanks
Eric
He is part of the family too!
Yes, our kids are on TV rations… it started as the “suicide watch” years ended and the “living under surveillance” years started. (We adults being the ones under surveillance, as in “That guy in the pickup just cut me off! He, he…* he* is not being safe!”)Ours is TV in general… we even let our 2 yo son watch “King of the Hill” on Fox! Yeah, that’s gotta stop here soon…
I stand condemned with you. See you tomorrow!
The stories in question were not just funny, they were terrible:
Telling family stories that some people in this world would hide because they think they are “not funny” is definitely a “guilty pleasure”…because they aren’t just funny, they are hilarious. I think that if the story had a happy ending, it may be re-told as a comedy. Isn’t it true that the best comedies in literature are the ones that so easily could have been tragedies? And even some true tragedies are so stupid or so sad that you still just have to laugh. Then cry. Then cry with laughing.while we’re talking about pet executions, my fiance’s grandmother dismembered her cat when it was resting comfortably in the inner workings of her recliner.
Aren’t the Boston Cremes the best:thumbsup:
