Trigger2_2000

Thanks for the compliment. Exactly what I was thinking.

The struggle is “real” - Louisville woman has been charged with auto theft and kidnapping in Evansville, Indiana

You pass out.

Well, our child is past the stage of using formula. So it’s not an issue (for that) anymore.

The farm store is fairly close, so getting there shouldn’t be an issue (even in an emergency). Spouse is not as concerned about those things as I am (and I’m not real concerned about it either [i.e. I’m not a prep-er]).

Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should do it.

I sure hope they don’t go that way!

Very sad indeed (and needless) Father dies after being handcuffed, pinned to floor by Jasper County deputies during seizure: family.

They should be there to “Serve and Protect” not “respect my authority!”

Growing up on a farm, I always told my spouse that if a severe earthquake hit I was going to go to the farm supply store and get two 50 lb bags of “calf mana” to feed our child with (if needed). “Calf mana” is basically powdered baby formula for calfs/colts/sheep/etc.

I’m sure it would be safe to eat (in an emergency). Wouldn’t normally use it, but in a pinch it’s better than starving.

I’ve been trying to remember all the little folks since I’ve become so fabulously wealthy, but it just doesn’t seem worth it anymore. /s

I’ll let them know that (in case it ever becomes relevant).

They are a wonderful partner and I would never leave them for something so minor. It’s just a thing I can’t quite wrap my head around - I’m sure I have things about myself that they don’t get either. It’s not a big deal to either of us.