What Made you Smile/What Ticked you off Today?

[SamuraiMegas]

There's a mouse in my room. Every summer, without fail, we get at least one mouse in the house. We live next to a big field where they grow okra and grain.

[dsheinem]

There's a mouse in my room. Every summer, without fail, we get at least one mouse in the house. We live next to a big field where they grow okra and grain.

Those are some industrious mice.

[lisalover1]

Supposedly, Dallas and Boston are two of the most difficult-to-navigate cities in the USA.

[Jmustang1968]

There's a mouse in my room. Every summer, without fail, we get at least one mouse in the house. We live next to a big field where they grow okra and grain.

Those are some industrious mice.

I laughed

[SamuraiMegas]

There's a mouse in my room. Every summer, without fail, we get at least one mouse in the house. We live next to a big field where they grow okra and grain.

Those are some industrious mice.

I laughed

And part of my sentance got deleted by accident. There's a ton of mice in that field and they come out into our neighborhood.

[Hobie-wan]

Supposedly, Dallas and Boston are two of the most difficult-to-navigate cities in the USA.

Boston was certainly terrible the few times I've driven there. DC area is awful too.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Boston is awful. I think it's because the roads were designed for hosses, not cars.

I refuse to drive in that city. I can take a train from Maine to Boston and then use public transit once I'm there.

The wife attended college for four years in Boston and still never got used to driving there. She won't do it either.

[Jmustang1968]

The pot holes in Boston were rough. I haven't really had an issue driving in Dallas when I've been there.

[MrPopo]

I remember I interviewed once in Boston and couldn't believe that anyone could find their way around there. Chicago is huge but is built on a nice grid, so the only problem becomes dealing with one-ways (and trying to turn left).

[AppleQueso]

distressing: so i've noticed that my hair is starting to recede around my temples... luckily I'm kinda already doing stuff that's going to stop that anyways but it still sucks that it's started at all.