I expect Idaho to follow up to this and try and pass a similar bill.

My dad is an engineer, and he raised me. I had a lot of math in the house, but I just couldn't get into it whatsoever. He maintains I was very good in math until I had a teacher in 7th grade that had a very "girls dont do/need math" attitude.

But Smithies were great business for the tattoo/piercing parlor, especially the first three weeks of school.

Jeez. This might explain why Smithies were so nasty when they'd come in the boutique where I worked or when they showed up at UMass parties.

Wasn't being in the Hitler Youth essentially the same as being in public schools? They didn't have a choice.

My dog (Doxle) was called "needy and insecure" by the shelter. Once I got him home and settled he became very bossy, snuggly, and gets very upset if strange men walk by the car when we go for rides. If I'm eating at the sink he will lunge at my knees to try and make me drop food.

I don't understand how someone who is unable to make eye contact with people can be so powerful.

i I am very thankful that my mother had no part of raising me, especially after seeing the amount of anger my half-sister (raised by my mother) has, and sexual-attention seeking via tumblr. My dad was the best.

In DC I never wore shoes I couldn't run in.

travel size aerosol hairspray.

Just let it happen.

Right? I was thinking I could explain it to him, and be his translator over there. And help him with legal stuff. Ill do it for 80k.

Yay!! Good luck with finals!

Im still not sure what to do, I really like administrative law, and I LOVE business, and I like criminal. I don't know, I like all the law, its a good problem to have.

Ugh, I had to go to the National Abstinence Clearinghouse for work (former job was working for the Right Wing Conspiracy, another story all together). Weirdest experience ever, they had purity balls, abstinence-pop music for the kids there, tshirts with catchy slogans ("no ringy no dingy" sticks out in my mind). The…

At noon tomorrow I will be officially half way done with law school. Boom. It feels good.

I watched Wristcutters: A love story with boyfriend this weekend. Its dark, but not depressing and actually funny.

Probably not, only from getting within x amount of feet from her. I don't think a restraining order would keep someone out.

Coming up on my 10 month with the guy I met on okcupid. Lots of terrible dates and creeper messages before hand. Totally worth it for him though.

I don't get it, false advertising toward women and hiding data are things to be ridiculed rather than concerned about?