Any non-greasy sunscreen recommendations are welcome! Preferably sunscreens that are cheapish. My skin isn't particularly oily or dry, but I find that a lot of sunscreens make me feel greasy by the end of the day, even korean sunscreens.
Today I made lasagna soup and I asked my mom to try it. She's vietnamese, so I understand if it wasn't to her tastes. That is totally okay. The issue is that she didn't like it and kept eating it and acting like it was something she had to choke down. I told her that she could just eat the leftover chicken that she made for lunch. (She cooked it herself, so I'd assume that it's to her tastes.) I was clearly getting upset and telling her not to eat it if she didn't like it because it was a waste for her to eat something she didn't enjoy, especially because I worked hard on it. She saw me getting upset and just laughed at me. I told her not to laugh because it wasn't funny, and she just said, "Okay? Should I cry instead then?" and proceeded to avoid eye contact with me for the rest of dinner. Mind you, we were the only two people at the table.
I'm just frustrated and hurt. I don't know how to feel about this. Is it wrong to be angry?
First try at bagels! The outside was perfectly crispy and the inside was fluffy and chewy.
She likes to bite and she attacks our guests because she thinks they're new playmates. She always gets away with it because they think she's cute, so I'm sharing her ugliest pictures. Roast her.
I kindly requested that she get off of the kitchen table.
I'm guessing it's supposed to be Killua because the chapter is centered around him, but it doesn't really look like him.
She is laying in a wooden crib meant for a doll 😭
New baker here. Most of these are focaccia because it's easier to make in my mini oven. I'm especially proud of the braided spinach feta bread (slides 7-9).
She loves chewing on her toe beans and hates when somebody jiggles her tummy fat. Also loves laying on the dinner table despite everybody telling her not to!
I'm an incoming freshman and I was planning to major in Psychology, but I'm thinking of switching to Healthcare Studies. I always planned to go to grad school, but lately I've had people tell me that Psychology is essentially a useless degree. I'm not sure what I want to do, but I was thinking either clinical psychology or pharmacology. I definitely don't want to be a medical doctor. Is Psychology really "useless"? Is Healthcare Studies also considered a "useless" degree?