I don’t know your context, but I have a good friend who is usually a “maybe” and that drives me crazy. I prefer hearing no, and I’m getting better at saying it myself.

Ooh I got one of those. I was frustrated I’d wasted my time folding and tearing along the sides! 🤦‍♀️

I’ve never heard of it. Also I would have sworn Banacek was one of the series in the mystery movies combo

I really liked it as a place to meet family and friends for breakfast.

I still remember who had the orange signs and the one house on my block that had the marriage equals one man one woman sign

Yeah so many of Craig’s people here. I feel a little bad for them but I’m for Peggy

It was one of the first adult movies I fell in love with. And while it’s of its time, it still feels fresh to me

Ah I was just telling my friend I haven’t seen her in anything but I did see that!

William Holden is always sexy to me and the misunderstood bad guy in Stalag 17 gets to me. But I’ve only seen Sinners once so maybe it’s not fair

I’ve lived here all my life and don’t understand what it accomplishes. Also it wasn’t a thing in my childhood. But sometimes when I drive by a local business during the day, all the workers have their wipers in the air so it’s really caught on

So unfair the lawyer for the prosecution knew court rules and whatnot

It seems better to drive home tonight than tomorrow morning?

It had a terrific cafeteria

Ha! Same for me except it was Ryan’s Daughter. I guess drive ins used to have a kid friendly movie followed by something more adult. They figured I’d sleep in the backseat but I stood up and kept watching and when some sex scene started my parents decided it was time to go home

My great aunt Mary was an ardent nativist. Family lore was she got rich because the government put a road through her farm. My mom disapproved of her but she did buy my family a set of encyclopedias.

I’ve scored some decent knitting books off my library’s free shelf in the last couple of months but you win

I think thin mints got worse over time. I do think they were good when I was a kid. Lemonades for the win now!

I was thrilled when @aduralde.bsky.social picked Easy Living 💜

I love this part!

I try not to expect much, because it hurts when I share a little and I’m not being heard.

In 1996, I saw the torch run by my friend’s apartment in Rochester, Minnesota while I was visiting her. We got out lawn chairs and hung out with neighbor kids

I deeply regret not paying up to see NIN on this tour. Reliable sources say it’s incredible. So well done you!

I also saw you share the stage with Jason Isbell —have you been to the Armory?

I love the business center in Minneapolis

That song is a decades long family joke. It was playing on a car radio and my niece heard the lyrics and it became her joke song. She really milks the part about how we’ll never have that recipe again.

I think Olympics didn’t let competitors use music with lyrics in skating competitions until fairly recent years?—I remember someone losing major points for playing a Santana song. The modern music was part of what made the after competition skates fun when I was a kid

Diva was the first movie I watched just because Siskel and Ebert recommended it on their tv show.

I’ve also been vaccinated there. ❤️

I just did thanks

I saw it Friday night. 👍