Exhibit B reminds me of that Sex and the City episode where the girls were in California and Miranda is out for dinner with a friend who masticates his steak and spits it out. "A real New Yorker knows what the fuck to do with a steak." (sic) It's also like that friend who doesn't smoke, until she out having drinks…

Oooh, nice catch with the Tu Zen! I hadn't heard of it before. I'm going to go haunt my local Healthy Stuffs R Us store and find it.

Stunning implied movement, except for that bow.

It 's a caterpillar. Johnny is just doing his bit for ecology.

That's what I loved about Roger. Even when he was scathing in his reviews and hated hated hated the movie he would then give this insightful and detailed explanation why. I didn't always agree with him, but I always felt better informed before I bought my ticket.

No shit, right? "Honey, zomg, Roger Ebert answered meeeeee on his blog!!!" I miss his opinions so much. I will watch the documentary with a couple of boxes of kleenex at the ready, because feels.

Gods, I miss the exchanges between Walter and "Astro"

I understand what you are saying, but as my dermatologist explained to me exfoliation is a like a Catch-22: I exfoliation to remove the build-up and my skin goes into overdrive trying to replenish natural oils. My troubled, sensitive skin starts looking like a frikkin Exxon disaster and I exfoliate again (too soon) to…

I made the switch from exfoliant scrubs to a Clarisonic Mia with a sensitive/delicate skin brush and Caprina Goats Milk soap. Such a difference. No more abrasion and micro-tears, no more taking a day to re-moisturize and re-balance the skin oils. Once a week and I'm good to go. The trick is once a week, twice tops,…

Gods above, he really was a force of nature.

Sincerely, Chastain: take the fucking role!!!

I remain conflicted about Top of the Lake. I loved Moss in the role and truly think she showed her real acting chops. The story was so uneven with its pacing, though, it drove me nuts. I had to commit to it because I wanted to know how it ended, but there were many times I wanted to ditch it. I still have it recorded…

Oh wow, that truly is delicious news!

And yo, Mary Jo Eustace: still dodging that bullet gurl!

Holy crapola, there is a story there...TELL!!!!

No frikkin clue. The forehead I can understand, but the jawline and chest have me confuzzled.

Please be aware that what would have been a 'trigger' for you before is like a goddamned nuclear explosion now...post pregnancy hormones do that much amplifying. I still look back at the first year of each of my kids lives with a lot of blur there. It was overwhelming, taboo to discuss those kinds of mixed feelings…

It doesn't need outside sharpening, it's one of those really fine style pencils. It also doesn't retract, so I expect there is some self sharpening mechanism inside the stick itself as it is used.

Worst eye job for hooded eyes on a man is Kenny Rogers, hands down. Seriously, just google images for him and you'll see.

I got a Stila Smudge Stick at Sephora. I wanted a gel style liner but no fuss (I am 55+ and can't be bothered fiddling with liner brushes). I find that it tightlines really nicely and the gel formula means that it stays put.