This is entertaining

Happy New Year from our family. Hoping we get more sleep in 2025!

Baby's first propaganda lol

The image management currently going on with one of the pastors mentioned in the episode is just disgusting...

The image management currently going on with one of the pastors mentioned in the episode is just disgusting...

Not me, realizing at midnight that a view of the change table might be weird for some of our guests. Oh well! Table is set. My back is sore. Half the food is cooked. That's about all I can ask for!

I'm an enneagram 2, I will never actually do this 😂

I almost used this exact line. But felt that it was undignified 😂

Not a soul would be happy with all of them. And most would be displeased with all.

If you're going to ruin Thanksgiving dinner you may as well do it with recklessness 😂

I am not endorsing them all, but they would cause quite a stir.

Post your "Books to Ruin Family Thanksgiving With" starter pack below:

Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky (1970) YouTube video by Polydor 1000

The thing I like the least about this app is that every time I think about it, I get this song stuck in my head.

youtu.be/vRFo72wuU6w?...

"Studies show that your life will be better and your baby will be smarter if you hold her 22 hours a day."

The "study":

9 months 🥰

My 9 month old now recognizes the sound of the Baby Brezza and smiles when she hears it because she knows she's about to eat 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

Oh no☹️

I put all ten of A's long hairs into a ponytail and I can't stop laughing at it because it's just that ridiculous.

She decided to be as opposite her dad as possible

You should hear it when our church tries to sing it...

In general, no. Specifically the song Awesome God? Yes 😂

Nope, it's gonna be the Marlboro Man.

Ignore the chaos in the background, I'm working on organizing baby/toddler clothes.

Little A has absolutely terrible taste in worship music... 🙃

I can only imagine

Theology over on Instagram is... Unique

My mom was shocked when I suggested that BJU Press curricula for highschool American history might actually not have been such a great idea...

This may be a completely boring observation, but as someone who grew up in Dutch Reformed culture, the Dutch Reformed do not often understand this connection to segregation in the American South (we've been doing Christian schools much longer than that).

That's been a blind spot imo.

Bilbo Baggins in The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) saying "I am old, Gandalf. I know I don't look it but I'm beginning to feel it in my heart."

when you're old enough to have had a xanga and myspace and you're starting over on a new social media app in the year of our lord 2024:

Burning question from 2023 needs to be answered