gratsPooping went fine this morning. Thank you all for your support.
No. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do in order to get greasy chicken. Does your kid transfer well? That would be the deal breaker.Still haven't had a chance to hit KFC. I've been working too late and trying to eat better.
I might try to hit them up tonight.
Am I a bad person if I wake up my kid, strap him in the car seat, drive to KFC, and then bring him home and put him back down?
Restaraunt opportunity "City of Gyros"I miss City of Heros
How old is this kid? It's not like he's going to die if you slip out for 15 minutes while he's sleeping right?He transfers fine but sometimes once he wakes up it is game over for me, that's what I'm worried about.
Maybe I'll sneak out of work early and grab it.
Do you know how many times I've had that conversation with myself?How old is this kid? It's not like he's going to die if you slip out for 15 minutes while he's sleeping right?
9 months.How old is this kid? It's not like he's going to die if you slip out for 15 minutes while he's sleeping right?
I initially read this as "pooping wet fire".Pooping went fine this morning. Thank you all for your support.
You don't have a kid so I'll cut you some slack here, but there is no way in my mind I could justify leaving an infant alone in my house. I'm sorry but I just can't fathom doing it.We're talking about finding 5 minutes to get to a drive-thru fast food joint here, right?
KFC is super important. I've waited my whole life for this.I'm not saying that and I would never leave my (hypothetical)kid alone and unattended at that age.
I'm saying I find it utterly ridiculous that you can't find this small bit of time at some point you're not watching the kid. Granted, the entire situation doesn't sound very important. Getting KFC, I mean.
Dude my youngest kids are turning 4 and 2 and i STILL don't want to slip out for a burger after they are asleepWe're talking about finding 5 minutes to get to a drive-thru fast food joint here, right?