#hashtag Haley’s regrets

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Ngl one of my biggest regrets and I feel missed opportunities in my life was being offered an internship with Henry Jackman (composer for the winter soldier and civil war) because of mental illness in teen years.

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2018 Fun a Day 31/31: Headcanon that in summer of 1995, Haley Clark starts teaching herself how to cook

[CN: food, eating, feelings]

Cameron is there, waiting for Donna to come home for dinner and their nightly work date ('work'), when Haley goes into the kitchen and starts looking through the cabinets and drawers for various pots and pans and utensils. Walking from the dining room to the kitchen, Cameron asks, "Hey. What are you up to, squirt?"

"Do you know how to cook?" Haley asks. Cameron laughs in her face. "I can barely get a cheese egg to turn out right." Haley looks at her sideways. "What's a cheese egg?" Cameron sighs, "It's a breakfast for sad women who can't cook and are trying to drive away their husbands." Haley grins tentatively, "Not really a problem I have, at the moment."

"I wanna learn how to cook," Haley continues. "I mean I love pot stickers and bagel bites but it seems like a good skill to have, and like a cool thing to be able to do for someone else." Cameron reflexively raises an eyebrow and says, "Oh. So who are you trying to impress, then?" When Haley blushes furiously, Cameron immediately regrets making her uncomfortable. "No one," Haley mumbles, running into the pantry. Cameron smiles sympathetically, imagining Haley pining after some kindly, completely oblivious girl in her computer class.

"My dad was really into cooking," Haley says, putting some boxes of spaghetti and cans of tomato paste on the counter. "That's all we really have that I like, kind of know what to do with," she says. "I think he thought cooking was relaxing, and he liked cooking for us. I thought it might be nice to be able to cook for my mom, no one else does." Remembering Donna's reaction the last time Bos cooked for her, Cameron agrees, "Yeah, that would be nice. It's a nice thing to do for anyone you care about," Cameron encourages her.

The spaghetti and canned tomato paste, seasoned with only salt and pepper, are a little lackluster. "But you also didn't burn anything down, or break anything, so that's a win," Cameron says. "There's always tomorrow, you can try again." Frustrated, Haley gripes, "I need directions, or instructions. I looked online but I couldn't find much, I guess people aren't making cooking websites yet." Brow furrowed, Cameron muses, "I guess it would be kind of inconvenient, cooking from a computer. Unless you could print the recipe out. And then you might as well use a recipe you already have. Or a cookbook?"

When Haley can't find any of Donna's old cookbooks (they've been in the garage since Donna moved in back in 1989), she decides to go out and buy one. The following day, she and Cameron embark on a trip to a large bookstore. They get distracted by the magazine and bargain sections, and browse the science fiction and art books, and then finally look through the cooking section.

When a very pretty young woman who works at the store asks Haley if she needs help, Haley panics and laughs nervously and says she's just looking. Cameron is about to tease Haley gently when the employee asks, "How about you, how are you doing? Can I help you with anything?" and Cameron also gets very flustered. "Okay, well I'll be around if you need anything," the girl smiles, before leaving them to go check on other customers.

Haley finds a Southern home cooking cookbook and says, "I think my mom would like this." "Okay, what would you like to eat, though?" Cameron says. Haley thinks about it for a minute and says, "…Mexican food. No contest." They find a cookbook of Mexican and Central American recipes, and then Haley says, "Maybe one more, something like, more general."

The same bookstore employee overhears this as she's walking by, and interrupts and carefully pushes past them and grabs a large hardcover book off the shelf. "This. I promise it won't steer you wrong," she hands it to Haley with a smile. It's a copy of The Joy of Cooking, and it looks vaguely familiar to Haley, like something she might remember her mother looking at in Dallas. "Okay," she nods. "Perfect."

For the next few months, Haley uses her free evenings to attempt to make some of the more complicated dishes, and Cameron is usually there, sometimes she's busy working with Donna, and sometimes she's free to casually assist Haley

Despite her best efforts, Haley ruins a lot of food. She burns a lot of food, and even when it's technically edible, it's usually overcooked and underseasoned. A lot of takeout is ordered, a lot of tears are shed.

One night Donna is helping her scrub a pan that has burnt breadcrumbs stuck to it. "It's okay, monkey," she says. "It's a process, and it takes time to learn how to relax enough to enjoy it." "How do you enjoy trying to not kill people with your incompetence? What if I poison someone?" Haley frets. "That's really the trick," Donna grins at her, "you can't be afraid of it. You have to improvise and try new things as you go, and trust that it will be okay, even if it doesn't look great or like what you expected."

It gets easier after Haley gets into the habit of listening to Gordon's tapes before heading into the kitchen. His voice is soothing, and it's easy to imagine-slash-remember him talking about looking up from her computer one and a while in the kitchen, while making some elaborate meal for her and Joanie and Katie.

By Donna's next birthday, Haley starts to get the hang of it. When Donna gets home that night the table is set with her and Gordon's good china, which she hasn't seen since the early '80s when her parents gave it to them, expensive candlesticks that she bought herself (hashtagged: #independentliving), and flowers that Cameron ran out and bought right before the florist closed for the night.

When Haley serves her mom's famous salad, spaghetti, and veal parmesan, all made from scratch, Donna jokes, "And you're sure you two made this? This isn't a Mrs. Doubtfire type thing, is it?" She looks over at Cameron and says, "You didn't order this from a restaurant and then put it on our plates, did you?" Cameron, black jeans covered in flour and sweater stained with tomato paste, says, "…I resent that."

Donna isn't surprised when everything is delicious, she knows how much effort went into it, but she is caught off guard by how loved she feels that evening. She enjoys the showy dinner party that her friends come to that weekend, but it doesn't come close to how happy she felt just quietly having dinner with her daughter and her 'business' partner.

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How To Separate Good Internet Outrage From The Evil Kind

27 You need to appendage yourself against weaponized old tweets. Not your own tweets, hopefully( though who is familiar with ). We’re talking about how every time you open social media, someone’s outrageous terms are being used against them. Maybe the frequency of that fears you; after all, every one of us is luck certain things we’ve said weren’t timestamped for heaven. Or maybe that pile of resentment excites you; justice relies on testify, so maybe the more attest there is the better the world will get. But take a search past all these maybes and semicolons( we know we expended a lot; we feel fancy today, dealing with this problem ). Look at what’s actually going on with Internet outrage right now. Is all that handwringing the same across the board? Or is some of it intended to break lives only to earn a political sport? On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by Amy Nicholson ( Unspooled) and Andrew Ti ( Yo, Is This Racist ?) for an always-timely look at how you can tell profitable online activism apart from digital hassle. They’ll examine recent disputes from James Gunn to Sarah Jeong to Roseanne Barr. They’ll lay out basic rules of digit enabling you to manage the next hashtag that comes along. And they’ll find a fuller provide answers to all this than Twitter users often can, thanks to the trickery of being human toward one another in more than 280 characters. Footnotes : u> Unspooled( Earwolf ) Yo, Is This Prejudiced?( Earwolf ) Catch a LIVE episode of Yo, Is This Racist ? i> at The Chicago Podcast Festival on November 29 th ! b> tar and feather stage from John Adams ( HBO ) The Reign Of Terror( Wikipedia ) Whataboutery and whataboutism – what’s it all about?( Oxford Dictionaries ) How YouTube and Internet Journalism Destroyed Tom Cruise, Our Last Real Movie Star( LA Weekly ) 8 Famous Political Scandals You Won’t Believe Are Total Lies( Cracked ) Sarah Jeong account on Twitter Sarah Jeong And The Question Of “Context”( The New Yorker ) Andrew Sullivan Can Fuck Right Off( Splinter ) Director James Gunn Apologizes for ‘Offensive’ Old Tweets Joking About Rape, Pedophilia( The Wrap ) Mike Cernovich, Who Got James Gunn Fired Over Rape Tweets, Has History of Rape Tweets( The Wrap ) Guardians of the Galaxy shed obligates support for James Gunn( Polygon ) Disney Stands Firm on James Gunn Not Returning to ‘Guardians of the Galaxy'( Variety ) FACT CHECK: Pizzagate( Snopes.com ) Ted Cruz dumb tweet and double-down Ted Cruz Defends Roy Moore And Criticizes Al Franken In The Same Breath( Huffington Post ) Wendy Molyneux thread on Gunn/ Cernovich Dan Harmon removes Twitter account, apologizes for resurfaced comedy cartoon( Consequence Of Sound ) Michael Ian Black thread on Cernovich Anthony Jeselnik gab response Roseanne Revival Joke Blasted as ‘Belittling’ to Diverse Shows( ScreenRant ) “The New Roseanne Takes Place in Another Dimension, Seriously” by JM McNab( Cracked ) Disney Should Know the Difference Between James Gunn and Roseanne( Vulture ) The Conservative War on Comedy Is Full of Shit( Vice ) The Value Of Public Shaming( Deadspin ) Giving A Guy Who Was Racist Online A Standing Ovation To Own The Libs( Deadspin ) Racism Has Long Surrounded Baseball In Boston( Newsweek ) Disneyland Resort contacts a tentative contract settlement with employees, putting an end to the hot combat that lasted months( LA Times ) In Her Shoes: Spotting Feminism, Cynicism, And Geena Davis At A Walmart Soda Counter In Arkansas( MTV News ) The Time Coca-Cola Got White Elite In Atlanta To Honor Martin Luther King, Jr.( NPR Code Switch ) When Arizona lost the Super Bowl because the state didn’t recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day( The Undefeated ) The Assault on Minority Voting Rights Is Loud and Proud in Georgia( Esquire ) Bari Weiss calling Mark Duplass regret a “struggle session” Bari Weiss calling Lena Dunham justification a “struggle session” Wikipedia article for “struggle session”( a flesh of public humiliation and subjected to torture in Maoist China ) Join us for our next LIVE Cracked Podcast ! It’s happening Saturday, September 15 th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Alex Schmidt is joined by columnists/ jesters/ fictions Demi Adejuyigbe, Haley Mancini, and Dana Gould for an night of Emmy Awards We Wish Existed. Tickets on sale soon ! i> Subscribe on iTunes li > ul > div > Read more: http :// www.cracked.com/ podcast/ how-to-separate-good-internet-outrage-from-evil-kind http://dailybuzznetwork.com/index.php/2018/08/26/how-to-separate-good-internet-outrage-from-the-evil-kind/

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How To Separate Good Internet Outrage From The Evil Kind

27

You need to appendage yourself against weaponized old tweets. Not your own tweets, hopefully( though who is familiar with ). We’re talking about how every time you open social media, someone’s outrageous terms are being used against them. Maybe the frequency of that fears you; after all, every one of us is luck certain things we’ve said weren’t timestamped for heaven. Or maybe that pile of resentment excites you; justice relies on testify, so maybe the more attest there is the better the world will get. But take a search past all these maybes and semicolons( we know we expended a lot; we feel fancy today, dealing with this problem ). Look at what’s actually going on with Internet outrage right now. Is all that handwringing the same across the board? Or is some of it intended to break lives only to earn a political sport?

On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by Amy Nicholson ( Unspooled) and Andrew Ti ( Yo, Is This Racist ?) for an always-timely look at how you can tell profitable online activism apart from digital hassle. They’ll examine recent disputes from James Gunn to Sarah Jeong to Roseanne Barr. They’ll lay out basic rules of digit enabling you to manage the next hashtag that comes along. And they’ll find a fuller provide answers to all this than Twitter users often can, thanks to the trickery of being human toward one another in more than 280 characters.

Footnotes : u>

Unspooled( Earwolf )

Yo, Is This Prejudiced?( Earwolf )

Catch a LIVE episode of Yo, Is This Racist ? i> at The Chicago Podcast Festival on November 29 th ! b>

tar and feather stage from John Adams ( HBO )

The Reign Of Terror( Wikipedia )

Whataboutery and whataboutism – what’s it all about?( Oxford Dictionaries )

How YouTube and Internet Journalism Destroyed Tom Cruise, Our Last Real Movie Star( LA Weekly )

8 Famous Political Scandals You Won’t Believe Are Total Lies( Cracked )

Sarah Jeong account on Twitter

Sarah Jeong And The Question Of “Context”( The New Yorker )

Andrew Sullivan Can Fuck Right Off( Splinter )

Director James Gunn Apologizes for ‘Offensive’ Old Tweets Joking About Rape, Pedophilia( The Wrap )

Mike Cernovich, Who Got James Gunn Fired Over Rape Tweets, Has History of Rape Tweets( The Wrap )

Guardians of the Galaxy shed obligates support for James Gunn( Polygon )

Disney Stands Firm on James Gunn Not Returning to ‘Guardians of the Galaxy'( Variety )

FACT CHECK: Pizzagate( Snopes.com )

Ted Cruz dumb tweet and double-down

Ted Cruz Defends Roy Moore And Criticizes Al Franken In The Same Breath( Huffington Post )

Wendy Molyneux thread on Gunn/ Cernovich

Dan Harmon removes Twitter account, apologizes for resurfaced comedy cartoon( Consequence Of Sound )

Michael Ian Black thread on Cernovich

Anthony Jeselnik gab response

Roseanne Revival Joke Blasted as ‘Belittling’ to Diverse Shows( ScreenRant )

“The New Roseanne Takes Place in Another Dimension, Seriously” by JM McNab( Cracked )

Disney Should Know the Difference Between James Gunn and Roseanne( Vulture )

The Conservative War on Comedy Is Full of Shit( Vice )

The Value Of Public Shaming( Deadspin )

Giving A Guy Who Was Racist Online A Standing Ovation To Own The Libs( Deadspin )

Racism Has Long Surrounded Baseball In Boston( Newsweek )

Disneyland Resort contacts a tentative contract settlement with employees, putting an end to the hot combat that lasted months( LA Times )

In Her Shoes: Spotting Feminism, Cynicism, And Geena Davis At A Walmart Soda Counter In Arkansas( MTV News )

The Time Coca-Cola Got White Elite In Atlanta To Honor Martin Luther King, Jr.( NPR Code Switch )

When Arizona lost the Super Bowl because the state didn’t recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day( The Undefeated )

The Assault on Minority Voting Rights Is Loud and Proud in Georgia( Esquire )

Bari Weiss calling Mark Duplass regret a “struggle session”

Bari Weiss calling Lena Dunham justification a “struggle session”

Wikipedia article for “struggle session”( a flesh of public humiliation and subjected to torture in Maoist China )

Join us for our next LIVE Cracked Podcast ! It’s happening Saturday, September 15 th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Alex Schmidt is joined by columnists/ jesters/ fictions Demi Adejuyigbe, Haley Mancini, and Dana Gould for an night of Emmy Awards We Wish Existed. Tickets on sale soon ! i>

Subscribe on iTunes li > ul > div >

Read more: http :// www.cracked.com/ podcast/ how-to-separate-good-internet-outrage-from-evil-kind