Love this 2 yo girl to pieces but she is easily started and agitated and the barking is loud and scares and annoys me and everyone else. It feels unmanageable and upsetting. Please share any tips.
I’ve done Paleo before so I’m not totally new to it, but it has been a while. It worked really well for me in the past and I am willing to try again but could use a little community. My plan is to just focus on this next week and making good solid Paleo choices. I’m doing this because I’ve been experiencing a lot of physical pain and brain fog.
Hi there, curious if anyone has had any experience with open concept groomers. My sheepie gets anxious when I take her to the groomer (or even walk by the building) where I drop her off and they take 3 to 4 hours. They’re nice enough, but she’s left alone with strangers and probably very loud noises and other dogs who are potentially anxious about being at the groomer. I am going to try a new way, there’s a groomer in my area where you can go and it’s open and the dog can see you and you can see them. Anyone try this before and have you had success? It will be more expensive but hopefully worth it… First time dog parent; welcome your feedback. Thx!
I recently came back to in-office work after several years working remote (and preparing meals at home). Now I food prep and am testing out simple dishes that reheat well. What do you like to bring to work? This is pasta with pesto, chicken, veggies and Parmesan. Hungry for yummy and healthy ideas! I don’t really like sandwiches or salads even though they’re quick and easy because I find they’re not really filling enough. Open to healthy snack ideas too!
I recently came back to in-office work after several years working remote (and preparing meals at home). Now I food prep and am testing out simple dishes that reheat well. What do you like to bring to work? This is pasta with pesto, chicken, veggies and Parmesan. Hungry for yummy and healthy ideas! I don’t really like sandwiches or salads even though they’re quick and easy because I find they’re not really filling enough. Open to healthy snack ideas too!
I recently came back to in-office work after several years working remote (and preparing meals at home). Now I food prep and am testing out simple dishes that reheat well. What do you like to bring to work? This is pasta with pesto, chicken, veggies and Parmesan. Hungry for yummy and healthy ideas! I don’t really like sandwiches or salads even though they’re quick and easy because I find they’re not really filling enough. Open to healthy snack ideas too!
Gluten free pasta, pesto, chicken, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, bell peppers, capers, Parmesan. What else would you add? Or what other variations would be worth trying? It must reheat well.
Gluten free pasta, pesto, chicken, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, bell peppers, capers, Parmesan. What else would you add? Or what other variations would be worth trying? It must reheat well.
Gluten free pasta, pesto, chicken, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, bell peppers, capers, Parmesan. What else would you add?
Gluten free pasta, pesto, chicken, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, bell peppers, capers, Parmesan. What else would you add?
I could use a little perspective from people who’ve experienced complicated roommate dynamics.
I live with two housemates, one woman and one man. Financially, the arrangement has helped me a lot. But emotionally, I’m starting to wonder if I’m carrying more weight than I realized.
Several months ago, my male housemate and I kissed once. We mutually decided not to pursue anything further, and I genuinely tried to move on and treat it as settled. But afterward, he brought up the possibility of something sexual/casual, which bothered me because from what I could tell, he had already started seeing someone else by then. That shifted something for me emotionally and made the dynamic in the apartment feel murky.
I’ve caught myself blaming myself for initiating the initial vibe between us, even though once we agreed not to continue anything, I respected that boundary. Since then, we’ve been trying to go back to being “just roommates” or friends, but I don’t think it fully feels that way to me anymore.
What’s confusing is that I don’t necessarily want a romantic relationship with him. But I do notice I feel jealous sometimes when he goes out, or oddly sad when he’s away for a while. At the same time, little things—like being asked to watch his cat—can suddenly make me feel resentful.
Now I’m wondering whether this is just a normal emotional adjustment that I need to work through internally, or whether the living situation itself is no longer healthy for me.
Part of me is considering asking him to move out eventually. I may want to leave this apartment myself at some point too, but it’s technically my lease, and emotionally it would feel strange to move out while he stayed.
I’m trying not to overthink this or catastrophize it. I think I just need some outside perspective from people who’ve navigated blurred boundaries, attraction, or emotional attachment within a shared living space. Did distance help your mental health? Did things naturally settle with time? How did you know when it was time to change the living situation versus work through your feelings?
I just discovered that you can avoid the awkward, shoving meat into a plastic baggie prior to freezing altogether by laying a piece of lovely parchment paper down on your surface, rolling it up into a little package and then elegantly placing it into a plastic bag prior to freezing. No more anxiety about this quite sensory ordeal. Voila!