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If I didn’t have the evil eye before I do now.

A raw, candid monologue about caregiving stress, friendship betrayals, and small domestic battles. The speaker vents about their mother’s health scare, frustrating neighbor encounters while fixing a lawnmower, and long-standing rifts in friendships — all underscored by exhaustion, dark humor, and a plea for basic kindness.

2026. Evil. Eye.

Hello friends — a raw, fast-paced episode where a perimenopausal mom narrates a chaotic day: a physiotherapy mishap, a pharmacy mix-up, and a terrifying trampoline-park accident where her son's head is badly cut. She shares dark humor, parenting anxieties, hospital scenes, awkward public moments, and the odd comfort of community kindness, all wrapped in candid, stream-of-consciousness storytelling.

Let’s celebrate Lesbian Visibility Week by doing visible car repairs!

Please stick around for the last story. I laughed so hard I brought Covid back. Everyone should be lucky enough to have a friend like Sugar!

The long awaited return of a coupla sluts! We some how summed up a year and a half in 45 minutes.

Send prayers!

I’ll find you Olivia.

Can I borrow some money real quick?

This episode is a chaotic, candid recap of a weekend gone wrong: a leaking basement, a smoking microwave, a child needing a scope at the hospital, a phone left in a hot oven, and the massive task of processing 400 pounds of tomatoes. Between dark humor and moments of exhaustion, the host reflects on feeling unlucky, the strain of family life, and the small acts of kindness that make it all bearable.

Stuck in Winnipeg traffic. Maybe I should let ai write the description.

This episode has unexpected recipes, and an elusive quest for sanity. You’re welcome.

Any. Reason.

Bald is beautiful?