Monday Memories: We Put the Loud in DysFUNctional
Today’s Monday Memories to Make You Laugh are all about the dysfunction in families. I could probably write for days about the various ways my
Tag: family
The Eleventh Commandment
Dear Chrissy’s Readers, This is Katie from Words for Worms. Chrissy isn’t here writing today. She and Brian have suffered a terrible blow. Brian’s mom,
Wonder Twin Powers Activate!
My brother and I are Irish twins. This means that our parents were super busy getting busy. And 10 months and 2 days after the
Sneaking In is WAY Harder than Sneaking Out
I thought I’d talk to you guys about sneaking out. Or in. Or doing some type of “sneaking.” Me? I don’t think I’ve ever snuck
Shit I’m Really Glad My Mom DIDN’T Do
There are some things that I see and I think, Seriously? I look back on my own childhood and thank the world that I had
The Best New Year’s Eve. Ever.
I debated internally whether to have a politically charged Fiscal Cliff Bullshit post directed at the United States government or to have a fun New
Confession Friday: I Lost at LIFE
OK. Here goes. The following conversation happened last night: Me: So, do you want to try out our new game? (Our previous roommate bought us
Merry Christmas!
Now get off the internet and go spend time with your family and/or friends. What? You don’t celebrate Christmas? That’s totally cool. Go to the
The Oplatki Tradition and Holiday Wishes
Every year since before I was born, my family has had a Polish Christmas Eve tradition. We wash our hands with a silver dollar before
This is Halloween: DIY Sally Skellington Costume
Every time I post a Halloween picture, thought, or idea…my mom asks, “Why aren’t you showing off your costume?!?” It’s really adorable actually. First, it’s
I Hate Scattergories
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Cheers to the Forest Fire
I promise I’m not really an asshole. I have a point. (Hey Mom, let Dad read this one. Also, don’t cry. It’s awesome to have