split from Q and A chassidic life

Clarissa

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 7:26 pm

chayitty wrote:

watching a movie is spending qualitytime...u laugh tog., cry tog..(ok u cry he brings the tissues..lol)

I'll have to tell my husband you said that, it'll make him laugh. He's the one that cries at the end of every movie he sees. I often hand him a box of tissues right before the end. Amazingly, last night he watched one and didn't cry. I managed to make fun of that, too.

I cry at the end of every book I read. But now I'm way off topic.

Tehilla

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 7:29 pm

Clarissa wrote:

But now I'm way off topic.

well we can't let this slip by...what do you think the appropriate action to take is?

1. call your LOR
2. bash
3. delete your post
4. veer the whole thread off course
5. start a new thread
6. delete my post
7. some other Clarissa answer that I would never dream of

Clarissa

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 7:45 pm

Tehilla wrote:

Clarissa wrote:

But now I'm way off topic.

Hmm. I say #4. Let's veer the whole thread off course. My husband is a crybaby. I made really bad brownies tonight. My toddler ran around with crackers today and we're going to have to move, because our floors are just a blanket of chometz. Waaaaah.

eta: Where's Motek? I need a hug.

(well, we did finally agree about something the other day. I figure hugging is next)

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chayitty

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 7:49 pm

hmmm...crybaby got me thinking...do u rem those sour gums called crybaby?? yum im so in the mood of one..thanx now I want a crybaby gum and I dont know if they even sell them anymore!!
back to topic do chassidish people chew gum??..(just kidding... ive realized on this site I have to say when im kidding)

justanothermother

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 8:02 pm

chayitty, you just made me start craving lemonheads. Good thing hubby is not a crybaby, or he might be shedding tears for being sent to the grocery at this hour.

chayitty

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 8:04 pm

ohhh...could he look out for crybabys???...then u can overnight it to me...ill offer to pay but hopefully u wont execpt LOL

justanothermother

Mon, Apr 07 2008, 8:09 pm

chayitty wrote:

ohhh...could he look out for crybabys???...then u can overnight it to me...ill offer to pay but hopefully u wont execpt LOL

I can send my 3yo over with them. You don't have to pay her, but if she uses your bathroom and backs up your plumbing with toothbrushes (as she did at home a few weeks ago) please don't accept when I offer to pay you back.

freidasima

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 5:14 am

Never had the pleasure. When mine were little they liked salty but that was about it...as for spicy, try dh when he takes a batch of scallions, puts them in his mouth like s moustache hanging out of each end, and takes a big bite...wow...hot...but he thrives on them...and the kids love to egg him on..."daddy isn't it too hot for you?"

smilethere

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 7:12 am

I read all through most of the post, to see whats so interesting lately! maybe this post should be closed and a new one about candy started!

Motek

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 1:11 pm

Clarissa wrote:

I cry at the end of every book I read.

Even at the end of those humorous food books you recommended? shock

cassandra

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 1:19 pm

Clarissa wrote:

I have a friend who is really into continuity errors, so that's always fun.

So is my husband. Sometimes it's fun.

Clarissa

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 2:09 pm

Motek wrote:

Clarissa wrote:

I cry at the end of every book I read.

Even at the end of those humorous food books you recommended? shock

Nothing more emotional than saying goodbye to a fine souffle, or even a description of one. This morning I bid adieu to a story about an omelette, and I was inconsolable, sniff sniff.

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chaylizi

Tue, Apr 08 2008, 2:27 pm

cassandra wrote:

Clarissa wrote:

I have a friend who is really into continuity errors, so that's always fun.

So is my husband. Sometimes it's fun.

is anyone else seriously bugged by continuity errors in books? when the author changes the name of a character midway through or such like? It bugs me so much. Even in my kids' books.