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He drunk posted on my FB page and then ambushed me when I investigated!What he do?
What he do?
He drunk posted on my FB page and then ambushed me when I investigated!What he do?
He drunk posted on my FB page and then ambushed me when I investigated!
I didn't know you were on FB ...
*hint hint*
Maybe if we mix and match we'll get the brothers we want.Wanna trade?
No, that's what the extra suitcase is for when I visit; coffee and cheese.
The jackass actually buys from eBay and has it shipped to me because it's cheaper for him. Then I have to pack this stupid, heavy motorcycle in my luggage, pay the overages and bring it to him. He also wanted me to bring a helmet in my backpack. Not going to happen, bro.
Fun times.
I was an only child until age 11 when the first of my half-sisters was born. Second sister came when I was 14. I did a lot of babysitting and had a great relationship with them when they were little, but it was only for a few months a year since I spent the school years at my mom's house and they lived at dad's.
As of now, the 20-year-old goes to the same college I do and we get along well and hang out often, but definitely have separate lives and separate groups of friends up here. The youngest, now 17, still lives at home obviously. We all get along great, but due to the age difference and growing up under the same roof, the two of them are close in a way that I probably never will be with either of them, and I'm okay with that.
Yeah. What a jackass. I've been looking for that gran crema but I only find the preground pouches. Pffft.
How old are your brothers?Maybe if we mix and match we'll get the brothers we want.
Mine are 48, 47 and 38
Just because this gave me an opening to vent.No, I was just wondering if you both being married had something to do with being closer?
Don't get me started on my sister-in-law's.
That of a SIL decided that she didn't want to be with my bro when he was stationed in Korea because he was not home and blah blah blah even though they discussed it and agreed that he should go that way it would bring her and my nephew back to Texas instead of the other side of the country.
So my bro gets back and she is so sorry (), everything is fine while he is here and she is "so in love" again but then he gets his orders to go to Iraq and guess what? Yup she "isn't in love" anymore.
It would be one thing if he wasn't military when they met but he was stationed in Wichita falls and then Alaska so that @#*! knew that he was going to be moved around and stationed in other places.
27, 24 and 12.How old are your brothers?
Mine are 48, 47 and 38
The Super. What an idiot. Thanks.
What a !Just because this gave me an opening to vent.
That of a SIL decided that she didn't want to be with my bro when he was stationed in Korea because he was not home and blah blah blah even though they discussed it and agreed that he should go that way it would bring her and my nephew back to Texas instead of the other side of the country.
So my bro gets back and she is so sorry (
It would be one thing if he wasn't military when they met but he was stationed in Wichita falls and then Alaska so that @#*! knew that he was going to be moved around and stationed in other places.
No problemo.The Super. What an idiot. Thanks.
A lot of people like the Lavazza Top Class, too. I'm not one of them, but Amazon has a good package deal on SuperCrema, Top Class and Crema e Aroma; $59 for a kilo of each.
That should set you up for a while.
Have an excellent relationship with my two older brothers (I will be 30, 32 and 35).
It amazes me that people dont get along with their siblings, tbh. Sisters are the worst, it seems.
My parents were foster parents so from the time I was three years old through when I moved out, I had anywhere from one to four other siblings, depending on the time.
My foster sisters and I were always friends and referred to each other as sisters. The only time we said we were foster sisters was when we had to explain to people how we were all the same age but not twins or triplets.
My mom continued with foster care even as a widow.
My sisters and I used to love to mess with peoples' heads at summer camp by stating that all four of us at home had the same mom but different dads.
I also love the look on people's faces when I tell them how I have 25 siblings.
Though many of my foster siblings were too young to remember having lived with us, I am still in contact with many of the sisters I had as a teen.
Two of my sisters called me when they were pregnant so I would know I was going to be an aunt.
I have a younger sister and she's one of my best friends. I hate being the center of attention, so when I was 3 years old and she came along, my dad said he'd "never seen a kid so happy to get a sibling."
27, 24 and 12.
What an age gap!!!
I know that feeling! I didn't really enjoy it when we were in between foster placements and I was the only child. I liked being one of instead of the one and only.
I don't know if that was the problem with my brother. He is 1 1/2 yrs older and we can not get along if our lives dependent on it. We are always butting heads, we are complete opposites. There was never a time we did get along, even when we were kids.
My kids on the other hand love each other to death. They are all very protective of each other.
My sister and I are complete opposites, but I think that actually helped us since we never had to compete for anything.
Haha, yeah, my parents were helicopter enough with two of us, I can't imagine how bad it would have been without my extroverted sister to distract them.
impressive usage of the word helicopter. That is the perfect term.
helicopter enough? huh?
two rotors that spin really fast, so uh, your parents were spinning you and your sisters life so fast they drove you crazy or something?
i dont get it and im curious
I meant it in the since that they hovered. Constantly.
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