#dinner party

[lieneisapenguin]

What’s everyone wearing to Niall’s tour? I need inspo!!

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[zot3-flopped]

is this a safe space to vent about how much I don’t like Niall’s album dinner party? Because I genuinely find a lot of the songs on there boring to listen too. It feels like it’s missing something. His other albums seemed happier, it’s hard to explain it but this album somehow feels depressing??? Like end of an era is sad because it’s about Liam, but like idk just listening to the songs about Amelia and something’s just off I can’t explain it.

I didn't find the songs depressing but only a couple stood out.

[mtsidqenu]

[niallsaturn]

"I want to be able to tell the grandkids one day that I played the opry" and today niall makes his opry debut 🥹

[onceuponanaverageday]

June in Review

June is officially my twelfth monthly review which means I’ve been doing this for a year and you should all congratulate me! (more…)

June in Review

[24egg]

First dinner party of the summer!

Pea raviolis, rabbit heart skewers, borage and escarole salad. There are three other courses but I'm still prepping for tonight.

I felt the spirit of Senshi guiding me with the rabbit heart skewers. I'm also doing quail soon. No crickets this time....I love using fun ingredients

[kubakuba44]

One question changed our entire dinner. Here We Ask, free conversation card game by Inithouse

Last Thursday we had friends over. Food was ready, plates down, everyone settling in. That awkward moment where nobody knows how to start beyond "how was your week?"

We pulled up Here We Ask on a phone. One card. One question.

"What's a belief you held five years ago that you've completely abandoned?"

The table went quiet for maybe three seconds. Then one friend started talking about quitting law school. Another admitted she used to think working 80-hour weeks meant she was winning. Someone's partner shared a story we'd never heard in ten years of friendship.

Dinner went two hours longer than planned.

We build Here We Ask at Inithouse as a free, browser-based conversation card game. Curated question decks for couples, friends, family, deep talks. No app to install, no account needed. Just open and pick a deck.

The trick is asking something specific enough that people can't give a generic answer. That's what the deck curation is for. Each card is built to pull a real story out of someone.

Try it at your next dinner. One phone, one deck, one question to start.