I had professional interaction with that scumbag while he was at Morgan Lewis. We hired him as appellate counsel due to his political ties on a big-money case that had gone off the rails. I wrote the fucking brief myself and he billed our client $250k for something like a week’s work, next to none of which was done by…

Wait this is a great story

... from a stepstool.

90 minutes! That was the absolute worst.

I would like to know more.

Is that how you found out it was over?

This is a fantastic sentence. Maybe even life-changing after 21 years together.

Asked how he knew what it felt like to be a slave, Williams said he used to have one black friend.

No Coleen Rooney, no party.

“But I literally would sleep with a girl and then cry about it afterward. I’m like, ‘What am I doing? I don’t know what I’m doing.’”

Agreed on the quality! The only one I considered purchasing was the finish line photo of my first Ironman and it was terrrrrrible, so I didn’t buy it and relied instead on friends and family, who got great shots!

Emma Thompson + Joni Mitchell pull it up one rank

God probably has an easier time amswering your prayers when you are already in the hospital with all the medicines and doctors standing by.

I’m so sorry for your loss. My friend just lost her 9 year old to a brain/spinal tumor in May. People said many of the same idiotic things to her. It was hard not to rip people’s throats out on her behalf.

Have something in your hands next time you see them. I find that a grocery bag filled with toilet paper, crackers, granola bars, and durable fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges) is good. Who doesn’t need those things when life crashes down on them? And then you can say, “I don’t know whether you want company or not,…

i had a daughter die at 7 months. i was so numb but the thing that pissed me off more than anything was when people would utter that phrase, “she’s in a better place now.” it made me want to punch that person. i know they meant well but it just was NOT the thing i needed or wanted to hear. one friend had no idea what…

My son died 9 years ago - he was 5 weeks old when he passed. I can relate to your friends. Here’s what you say and do - TALK ABOUT THEIR SON. Ask questions. Say his name. Do not be afraid to talk about him. It will hurt them. They will cry. BUT DO NOT FORGET THEIR SON.

This is heartbreaking, excellent advice. I’m very sorry for your loss, and appreciate you sharing these suggestions.

You’re right, even her smallest movements are so extraordinarily graceful.