Pre-Civil Rights Deep South: LITERALLY where Blues was born. SOMEONE was singing it. Spoiler alert, it was black people.
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My friends and I once got Joshua Jackson's attention by quacking at him while he on shooting an episode of Dawson's Creek. He laughed and waved. One day I'm probably going to read an interview with him where he says Mighty Ducks references are super-annoying, but until then I'm going to choose to think we were very…
We named our son Isaac in 2011 and it's been steadily climbing before and since. But we only know one other Isaac, which is pretty good! I still think it's a great pick. We are expecting boy #2 right now and I have no idea what we're going to name him.
My parents lived in Boise for awhile, it's actually pretty cool. I... don't have an explanation for the rapist legislator.
I really think there are lots of women that hormonal birth control just works really well for, even if you're not religious about taking the Pill. I was pretty slack with my birth control pills. I mean, I tried, but I definitely missed 2 in a row more than once. I used the Pill for 5 years with my now-husband, and in…
That's what this person is doing - suggesting it as a possibility.
The ratio between the ring & index fingers are influenced by testoterone. A woman like you with unequal fingers is probably well within the range of normal, but given a large population of handprints, if they're all unequal it's reasonable to think they're men, and if they're all equal it's reasonable to think they're…
It's a puzzle to me that "Kate" didn't command separate bedrooms. Presumably Wills had a little say in this decision? Or is setting up a home just like a stereotypical wedding where the guy just shows up and stands where he's told?
Maybe an ice blue?
This case, although apparently the prosecution happened because the "Romeo & Juliet" rules only applied to vaginal, not oral, sex: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson_v.…
I'm no "weight-loss expert" but Jennifer Aniston looks exactly the same.
Oh you just KNOW he'll try to replace volleyball with interior decorating, and the kids' God-given right to kickball will be taken away in favor of sassy Z-shaped snapping lesson and wrist-flopping.
You'll also be treated to a deer-in-headlights look if you ask your general practioner whether a certain drug is safe for breastfeeding mothers. They're always so terrified to tell a breastfeeding mom that it's okay to take anything.
My husband definitely had the locker room argument. He swore that he had no idea what an uncircumcised penis looked like until a health class he took in college. But I saw this today: http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2…
They probably REALLY wanted to name the baby Seven. I defy you to come up with a better name than Seven!
I was told my some coworkers and friends that have my same insurance that a normal uncomplicated hospital birth would be $3000 out of pocket. We chose to go with a birthing center, which luckily my insurance also covers. We spent about $1000 for the delivery, prenatal visits, and follow up visits. Quite the steal.
Assuming they're cloth, 23 euros actually sounds really affordable for designer diapers, if that were a thing. The most popular cloth diapers are $15-$25. I'd think Armani would at least bump it up to $50. So, I call fake.
Laura seems confused about whether this is about babies born in May, or conceived in May. The original article seems to be talking about babies conceived in May and born in winter.
We have them in my office (they're great). I wonder sometimes if they're "True Black"