Christ, people, quit with the body shaming. Can’t you come up with something more intelligent to say about Christie? It's not like he shies away from the limelight.

‘Warner and you: have you gotten your fair share?’

In Trinidad and Tobago, investigations are much more civilized. Potential indictees are given plenty of warning; in return, the potential indictee demonstrates sincere gratitude through gifts, favors, etc. It’s all about respect and dignity, you see.

I don’t mind flowers, not that I get them much. I usually buy my own; I’m a sucker for tulips.

Right??

There are very, very good reasons to prohibit these liaisons, above and beyond sexuality, responsibility and social mores; e.g., example, the possibility of biased evaluations of a student’s work or outright academic fraud.

My pre-WWII generation parents taught me and my sister to a) work hard and look forward to a career; and b) always turn off the radio when ‘needy’ romantic pop songs came on. “I’m not raising my girls to cry about ‘needing’ a man,” I remember my dad saying, gruffly.

Christ on a bicycle, I am so glad I didn’t pursue an academic position.

Okay, so I’m old... But are ‘jorts’ really a thing? And I mean that in two ways:

If the athletes had a conscience, they’d refuse to play the World Cup in Qatar. But everyone’s in on the FIFA cash cow and it makes me want to barf.

That shirt really needs tailoring.

Years ago, husband worked for Wal Mart. Salaried employees were expected to work 52 hour weeks, minimum. He lasted 18 months, then quit when they arbitrarily transferred him to another city with a couple weeks’ notice. He could quit because he was in his twenties and single. But I'm sure a lot of other people ared…

Oh, I know. I didn’t mean to sound like I was blaming the victims. This is why labor movement was so important. Unions can be a huge pain in the ass now, but everyone should keep in mind that organized labor came into being because some companies (not all) treat their employees like shit.

I’ve loved my forties. My husband is loving being fifty. Accepting middle age is such a freeing experience. I worry less about my appearance, I’m better about getting work things done early so I can do the activities I love, like running and working on our small acreage and playing with our dogs and watching birds.…

And the only people who can put an end to the culture of pointless death marches are the employees. The companies they’re working for have no incentive to change the status quo.

This DRESS! I watched this episode twice just for this dress. Spectacular.

Whoa. That's just... Wow.

That man loves his family.

Maybe she's more confident now.

Where's your bar?