“Circa 1996. My mom is unable to remember the circumstances that led to my stepdad posing proudly with his mountain bike and my mom’s floating and unamused head.” (submitted by IG @rachelmaljan) The post Tour De Dad appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.
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There are a lot of benefits to working from home. You don’t have to take a shower, commute, or even put on pants to put in a full day’s work, and that’s not a reality most of us were living in 4 years ago. Remote work has brought so much flexibility to regular people, but…
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“You can see the wonder of Christmas in my red eyes and my brothers’ matching pajamas.” (submitted by IG @lorrainejmcleod) The post Most Wonderful Time appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures, and if the upcoming holidays are not the very definition of desperate times, then I don’t know what is. I can already see myself driving about 9 hours to get to my mother’s, who, to be fair, will have cooked up a very delicious meal in honor of me…
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Here’s a red flag in any workplace: if they love to say, “that’s how we’ve always done things.” It immediately signals to you as an employee that your contributions won’t be valued. Instead, the company is going to keep doing things the way they’ve always been done, like using outdated tech or working harder, not…
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If you’re single and under the age of 45, there’s a chance that your family bombards you with the same two questions every holiday season: Why aren’t you married? Why aren’t you having children? Like the family structures of the medieval days, apparently the youngens are only good for one thing– procreating and carrying on…
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You know what they say… they are just like us… regular people… Throughout my life, I have encountered a fair share of affluent people. There are now two categories of wealth we ought to pay attention to. Old money would be the first, and new money would be the second. There are several ways to…
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One of my favorite classes in high school was a course called Global Ethics. It was an intro course to everything philosophy and ethics, from Kant to Nietzsche and more. We would have the most interesting discussions and debates, getting into weedy issues with real-life ramifications. It was a good field of study for someone…
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