u/Big-Carpenter7921

GTI, Crosstrek, Forester, Mazda3, and CX-30. I need at least 4 doors and the ability to put two car seats in the back. I'm pretty tall as the driver and my kids will be fairly tall in the future. I would *prefer* it to be at least a little bit fun to drive. I do hike a lot and carry stuff so hatchback is a must as well as being ok on a forest road. I also plan to hold onto it for at least 10 years. Any advice is appreciated

What are opinions? I delivered it with Uber today. It looked nice and smelled nice, but those can be deceiving. I'm a big fan of Yummy Thai. Should I stick with them or shake it up a bit?

I'm a stay-at-home dad of twin boys, 6 months old, 4 months corrected. While obviously having them sleep all day would be the easiest, they're awake and wanting to do stuff quite a bit. I have them do their tummy time and foot keyboard and then swap between them simultaneously. They eat roughly every 3 hours and are up to 180ml each at each feeding. There's some time, though, where they're awake and just sitting in their bouncers. I kind of keep them there for downtime because I don't have another safe place for them to be where I can also do things around the house. I guess my main question is, when they're awake, what can I do with them? They're started (seemingly) being jealous if I hold one and not the other. So a good portion of my day is walking around holding two babies and feeding them occasionally with my hands full, I can't do dishes or laundry or anything, and if I set them down while they're not ready to sleep they cry. They'll either cry or look incredibly bored. Open to any suggestions or advice

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TLDR: What do I do with these guys?

So we feed our boys 150ml (5oz) every three hours starting around 7am. They get over 2 liters of formula every day and it's a boosted 25 kcal formula. We started letting them sleep at night instead of waking them for feeds. They're 5 months and still gaining both weight and length steadily. So sometimes they'll go 5-7 hours over night without eating/being fed. We've mentioned it to doctors and they don't seem to be concerned about this, but I know sometimes they can be saying something like that to you but then calling protective services on the other side of the wall. My question is, is this about normal? We're not jeopardizing their health or anything are we? It's been great to be able to sleep more but I don't want that to be at their expense

Edit to add: they do wake up some during the night. Usually with a few cuddles, a pacifier, and maybe a diaper change, they go right back to sleep

Which restaurant has the best wine list/selection in town?

So I like most wine but I'm not super well versed. My wife is a big fan of very sweet wines. She likes a Moscato and very sweet white zinfandels. Aside from those, are there any other good recommendations for her that aren't terribly hard to find? I live in the southeast US so the really good stuff isn't just down the street, unfortunately