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Genuinely need help understanding if I'm just a wuss who dragged everyone backwards today or if we're mad for the right reasons. I'll change minor details here for discretion. I've (31F) had a friend group (similar ages) saying we'd like to get together for a hike for some time. We've scheduled, rescheduled, planned and unplanned babysitter and dogsitters, and FINALLY managed it. So I had been tossing out trail ideas. Something easy; single day. My 2 friends say, "We'd like to just hike the trail right by our place!" And they essentially tell me that its a straight shot, we'll have a buddy drop us off on the other side of the hill, and we'll hike over, and essentially right back down into their neighborhood. Six hours, start to finish. So my boyfriend and I show up, backpacks, basic snacks, water bottles. They show up on bikes. My boyfriend and I are a little confused. We thought this was a hike? For leisure? No rush, just sort of a one foot in front of the other type thing. They say its no rush, they may beat us, but we're all just going back to the neighborhood. Plus there are a bunch of scenic lookouts where they'll stop and we'll catch up. Well, to no one's surprise, we get left behind pretty quickly. No cell service to be spoken of. We keep having to crowd off to one side for ATVs ripping down the path, but the longer we keep walking, one thing becomes clearer and clearer: this is not any kind of hiking trail. Its not built for this at all. Despite that being the original idea. Eventually we stop to rest and wind up chatting with these guys who have pulled over on their ATVs. They ask us where we're headed, and when we tell them, it becomes immediately clear that we have MUCH further to go than originally intended. Like several miles to go yet. These two were saints, because they gave us a lift. The further we rode, the more astonished we became that anyone had expected us to do this on foot. It took us at least 15 minutes more to get there by ATV. We got back to the trailhead and realized it wasn't exactly right into the neighborhood like we'd been told, so we just started walking. Eventually they came by and picked us up. I'd say maybe 20 minutes or so after we'd hit the main road. We told them we were too tired to stay for dinner (the original plan) and we booked out and grabbed something on the way home. Here's where I'm at. We're adults. I was clearly underprepared, and no one should have to be responsible for me. On the other hand, this trip was VASTLY misrepresented to us, and had I known, I wouldve told these people we didn't own mountain bikes, and to count us out. This was not a hike. We have VASTLY different ideas of what constitutes a hike. Ive been fielding calls about how "sorry everyone is" about "the way things went down" but honestly, I just said that I had made it home safe and I'd talk to everyone later. My mom had been babysitting so we could go, and when she asked me, I told her all of the above, and then said, "I tried to hold it together, because I figured maybe I was just tired and crabby. But then we had dinner and I was still upset." She genuinely asked me if these people were my friends. Im going to sleep on it, because it's fresh, but I feel like she's right. I felt like I was taking crazy pills today, because, damn, at least tell me I'd be better off just going home. I felt like the people who knew the area misrepresented the trip and then totally fucked off and left us to figure out a way back. Additionally; I get very few days off with a babysitter, so to have planned excessively for this to have it go down that way was additionally disappointing, although not anyone's fault; just an extra grievance, honestly. Idk, it just feels like we lost the plot here somewhere, and I'm not demanding an apology, I'm just not going to be expecting help or logic from any of these people in the near future. TL;DR today gave me a migraine and felt like a wet fart, was I expecting too much or is this legitimately insane? Edited to add: Holy moly. I woke up to a lot of questions and support and I can't thank you guys enough. I started replying to as many as I could get to, but now my household is waking up, so the wonderful boyfriend has gifts to open from the kiddos and I. Thanks very much for your guys' thoughts and advice. Happy father's day to those who celebrate ❤️ submitted by /u/InTheLoudHouse to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

Anything sold by Trader Joe’s is fair game. The only condition is that it actually needs to be a recipe, as opposed to a singular product that can serve as a meal. submitted by /u/Affectionate_Wish to r/traderjoes [link] [comments]

I have chicken potatoes and broccoli. My natural instinct is to over complicate everything. Looking for simple ideas doesn’t have to be these ingredients submitted by /u/Ok-Tailor1132 to r/DinnerIdeas [link] [comments]

Ideas for vegetarian meals that have enough substance for a family that usually eats meat, or a meal where meat can be added on the side..just don't want to make 2 separate meals after work. Long version: My son and his girlfriend are staying with us for spring break this week. So far we have done breakfast for dinner and ordered pizza. They have stayed with us before, but she became vegetarian very recently, so we are scrambling to come up with ideas to cover the week. I'm searching up recipes too, but it's nice to hear tried and true recipes. Edit: Thanks everyone..I really hope I didn't miss responding to anyone, I tried. I never expected so many responses. You are all awesome, thanks bunches! ♡ submitted by /u/EnchantedNanny to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Making dinner for a group of people. Wondering what everyone’s go-to’s are from Costco that are generally pretty easy to put together, or require zero extra ingredients. Doesn’t need to be fancy. submitted by /u/red_framboise to r/Costco [link] [comments]

My mind is shot rn and I cannot think of anything! I know there’s some good ideas out there submitted by /u/LadyProto to r/Cooking [link] [comments]