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Hmmm...some woman that works for my husband baked him cookies.
This pisses me off. He must have realized it would **** me off because she gave them to him on Friday and he just took them out of his bag today (Sunday).
Bake cookies for your own damn man. Mine does not NEED your suck-ass cookies.
Now, I'm sure you all think I'm over-reacting...and I'm sure I am. But the only time I bake FOR another person is if I really like them and I would never bake cookies specifically for another man if he was married. In my family growing up, cooking for someone is a sign of affection. Hopefully this is not universal and just on my demented, Italian side of the family...LOL
I would get her e-mail and drop her a line to say how much you and your kids enjoyed the cookies...and how next time you only hope your husband remembers to take them out of his bag before they go stale...that should do it!
I would get her e-mail and drop her a line to say how much you and your kids enjoyed the cookies...and how next time you only hope your husband remembers to take them out of his bag before they go stale...that should do it!
I'm Italian (half) and I would never bake fig cookies for a man to impress him.
I wouldn't either...it was funny when I thought of fig cookies I thought how many italians would grow them in their backyard and during the winter they would wrap them in burlap and put a bucket on top...so when I was traveling through Queens into NYC on the train during the winter...you would see the
fig trees with the bucket popping over the top of the chain link fences in yard after yard...
I wouldn't either...it was funny when I thought of fig cookies I thought how many italians would grow them in their backyard and during the winter they would wrap them in burlap and put a bucket on top...so when I was traveling through Queens into NYC on the train during the winter...you would see the
fig trees with the bucket popping over the top of the chain link fences in yard after yard...
My family is Brooklyn-Italian. My great grandfather came over and planted roots there. I remember the figs at my grandparents house. It wasn't Christmas unless they had figs and walnuts out on the table.
As if Fast & Furious 6 wasn't cheesy enough it's revealed at the end of the movie there will be a #7. This sh*t is closing in on the Friday the 13th saga.
As if Fast & Furious 6 wasn't cheesy enough it's revealed at the end of the movie there will be a #7. This sh*t is closing in on the Friday the 13th saga.
As if Fast & Furious 6 wasn't cheesy enough it's revealed at the end of the movie there will be a #7. This sh*t is closing in on the Friday the 13th saga.
I've never seen any of the F&F movies any good? Some people from meetup group may go see it next weekend, wondering if I should bother. I've never had an interest, but have been hearing this one is a fun watch.
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