He's killed people, mom
May 20, 202611m0
I took my kids to Disneyland expecting magic. Instead I got a full audit of fictional character credibility and a child actively avoiding a Sith Lord. No notes.
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Hosted by Meg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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Snacks and Sarcasm is what happens when real life gets real. I’m Meg - mom of four, DIY disaster artist, and accidental multiple business starter. Expect unfiltered hilarious stories, sanity tips, and reminders that you’re not the only one winging it. (And doing it beautifully by the way.) So here we go with snacks in one hand, and sarcasm in the other. New episodes weekly… probably...maybe more weekly-ish.
Meg hosts Snacks and Sarcasm, a society show with 27 episodes published.
I took my kids to Disneyland expecting magic. Instead I got a full audit of fictional character credibility and a child actively avoiding a Sith Lord. No notes.
Guys… I accidentally became locally famous at Kohl’s this week. It started with me trying to return a rug (which turned into an Olympic-level folding event), briefly made me a retail legend… but I got humbled real quick.
My kids asked where cuss words come from… and somehow within minutes, we had blamed religion, history, and at least one completely innocent child. In this episode, I attempt to answer a simple question and instead spiral
I had a plan. It was a good plan. A simple plan. That plan is no longer with us. Instead, I accidentally wrote a book, destroyed my floors with popcorn, and proved (once again) that I cannot keep things simple. Honestly…
I really walked into a “favorite things” party thinking I nailed it. Like… confident. Excited. Proud of my choices. Everyone else brought cute, thoughtful, slightly boujee things. And I showed up with potatoes. But hones
Ever been woken up at 3 a.m. by a tiny child silently staring at you in the dark?Terrifying. This week I’m running on very little sleep thanks to nightmares, nighttime parenting, and the general chaos of kids’ brains aft
This week’s episode is about confidence — specifically, the kind that exists without supporting skills. If you’ve ever confidently made the wrong decision and committed fully anyway… you’re in good company. Grab a snack,
Fair warning: today I need to vent. The funny kind of venting, not the therapy kind. We're talking about Valentine's Day somehow making me feel things against my will, going back to yoga KNOWING FULL WELL what was going
Valentine’s Day: a holiday that started with martyrs, fertility festivals, and jailhouse notes - and somehow ended with me hot-gluing cardboard animals for my kids. Join me as I rant, ramble, and reluctantly admit… maybe
You know that fight or flight response? Mine's more of an 'oh yeah? WATCH ME' response. And it's gotten me into some... situations. I have a long history of accepting dumb dares. Today we're talking about being dangerous
I went to Topgolf feeling cute and confident… only to realize I was wearing two completely different shoes. One of them wasn’t even mine. Naturally, my twins saw this as an opportunity and committed to mocking me all day
Ever tried yoga, only to realize your body has a different agenda than your soul? From free classes that tried to fix my posture, to accidentally going into labor during a Mommy & Me session, this episode is a celebratio
New year, new resolutions, same chaos. This week’s episode covers a shiny new microphone that absolutely refused to cooperate, the absurd origins of New Year’s resolutions, and why we all confidently lie to ourselves eve
I almost died from my Christmas tree (pine allergy), I can't drink regular eggnog (dairy allergy), and yet here I am trying to celebrate the holidays like a normal person. Spoiler: it's not going well. Join me for holida
Episode 13 is here, which already feels like a risk — so naturally we’re talking superstitions. From lucky charms and unlucky moments, black cats, spilled salt, and why some people walk around like magnets for miracles w
I went to a Christmas parade fully expecting Hallmark magic… and instead got a fleet of VW bugs. Add a drone show that included a snowman, a tree, and… a man on the moon? Sure. Why not. Come laugh with me as I break down
A dramatic medical scare? A doctor calling me a leper? A Thanksgiving dinner replaced with pizza ? Yep… still somehow the best holiday ever. I’m talking gratitude, chaos, and a dash of things I'm thankful for.
Look at us… double digits! 🎉 This week I’m breaking down the five things I’ve learned in ten episodes—because yes, ten lessons would’ve made sense, and no, my brain did not deliver that. We’re talking tech struggles, ps
They say behind every great woman is a supportive sidekick... unless you’re me. Then your sidekick is your sister, laughing while you’re stuck in a children’s train, pants halfway down, and rethinking your life choices.
You ever think you’re a gardener—until you realize your yard work “helping” was actually just talking while someone else did all the work? Same. This week, I dig (literally) into my not-so-green thumb, my dramatic peace
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