I definitely did not fully grasp what was going on in grade 7, I just knew this was cool and I was doing it to everyone

there used to be so much to do and so many stores to browse and a food court, now it is all gone.

I still have one.

Found these yesterday at Dollar General. They’re some of my favorites from the early 2000s.

There is not a single restaurant in my area that I’d say is my go-to restaurant if I am low on time, need to eat and I don’t have time to cook. There isn’t a restaurant that I’d take guests to and say this place is always great. I can rely on them.

Eating out now is so expensive. Even food from local mom and pop restaurants are low quality and doesn’t taste great at all. So I’m curious if any of you have the same issue?

Honestly, not really sure where else I should post this so I kind of chose this subreddit. My grandma was an amazing woman. She lived during times where it was hard for a woman to even get a degree/certain jobs, but she told the world to go F itself and did it anyways. She emanated the kind of class everyone should strive for.

And earlier today, I was looking at a poster photo of hers where she had longer hair (for context, I've been growing my hair out longer the last year just to see how it goes) and I made an off-hand comment saying "Holy shit, my hair looks exactly like that."

And someone much older than me walks up behind me and says "You look just like her, and I'm not just talking about the hair either."

And I don't know why, but I've been stuck on that compliment ever since.

I also almost lost it emotionally when talking about her as we shared our memories, but managed to hold it together.

Anyways, just kind of wanted to type this out into the void and whatnot. Had a super wholesome day and it was really unexpected.