BurtReynoldsWouldBeDisappointed
BurtReynoldsWouldBeDisappointed
BurtReynoldsWouldBeDisappointed

Not trying to be sarcastic, but are you asking about the Harper's Bazaar image at the top? It's the cover for the Harper's Bazaar magazine this post is reporting on (Aug '13 issue).

One of my cats loves belly rubs. Will roll on his back and splay right open so I have full access to his tummy. My only problem is when I forget and accidentally try to pet the other boy's stomach. He will have none of it and I have the scars to prove it.

Ditto here with being on the recovery side of ED for the last year or so. I've been on a big natural food kick for the last months and have found I love cooking and it makes the maintenance a lot easier. But I have a couple Health Nazi friends who don't know about my issues who will constantly harp on how much

I love biking and put in a good 5+ miles a day. (Real bike, not basement bike.) I truly love the wind in my hair, exploring new neighborhoods and the exercise high I get after a good ride. But I also love a good romp with the hubby. And smoking a joint while surfing the web.

I'm sure he can always call Sean Parker and get some good venue tips.

Gender discrimination would entail being fired solely based on your sex. The doctor had an all (or mostly, can't remember) female staff. He replaced her with a woman. It would be very hard to prove gender discrimination if you can't prove the other gender was getting preferential treatment.

It sucks, but as long as Iowa is an at-will state, the courts can only apply the law and in this case it seems like they applied it correctly. In at at-will state I can fire you because I don't like your hair style. I can fire you because I don't like the car you drive. I can fire you for being overweight. I can

When I got married we divorced the two. For the 'wedding' we went to the courthouse and did a quick, judge-led ceremony. Way too many faiths, tradition and in-fighting among the families for this atheist to put up with and like you, the actual marriage was just a legal maneuver to take care of estate planning,

When I read that article my first thought was, "but I thought my creative teacher said to always use the Rule of Three when possible". At my age it's so ingrained now I don't think I could change if I tried. (Guess that means I'll never be a congresswoman ;-)

But I'm not a kid so maybe there's still a chance for me?

I watched the live show today and was paid back with the best line ever. Julie Chen asked the house if they ever 'forgot' they were on camera with the whole world able to watch everything on the internet. Chick A says yeah, she often forgets. Then Julie threw it to Aaryn. Her response, "Oh, I know it's all public,

When my ankle-biter was a tyke he absolutely loved vacuum cleaners and everything about house keeping. His favorite day of the week was the day our house cleaner came to help out—it was literally a Christmas morning for him every week. He would wake up ungodly early and pester us to get up to help him put together

This writer focuses on fashion reporting only, so I wouldn't think she's judgmental about 'fashion people'. My link to the Wintour article was to show the absolute dichotomy of her judgmental attitudes. A woman who spends the millions she rightfully earned doing 'light' sitcoms and *gasp* endorsements gets a bitchy,

Don't be sad...I am not them and them is not me.

#tbt Remember that time I handed @Beyonce her #Grammy? Crazy!!

"A record-breaking 47.8 million Americans are currently on food stamps."

Ditto here. And I always correlate tipsy with the fact I'm usually wearing some kind of heel when drinking to the point of excess. (Yes, I am the one getting drunk at dinner parties.) So to me it makes perfect sense...tipsy to me is when I can't walk straight in my heels. Drunk is when I'm walking into walls while

I was going to respond to your stand-alone post, but this makes it easier.

Commando baby. Or thongs if you're feeling prudish.

Not buying it. The last line, "A record-breaking 47.8 million Americans are currently on food stamps." shows pure contempt for somebody choosing how to spend their own money. While somebody being given money to buy Birksten is just peachy in her book.