Why does this school discriminate against 19th century high fashion French women?!

I wonder what they would do if a student got some nylons that matched their skin color and stretched it across the back, like illusion netting, if the school would allow it. Technically it would have a back.

I had the sliding doors haircut and the Dharma (from Dharma and Greg). The sliding doors cut was my favorite ever. I sometimes wonder if .i could pull it off now.

No way is that rectangle and then square a fitted sheet. I refuse to believe it.

I think her argument is built on the mistaken assumption that people’s economic means improve over the life course. In a 2009 study using PSID data, the researchers found that poverty risks actually increase over the life course. Studies of asset building show that economic status is durable—in other words wherever…

Anecdotal evidence, for what it’s worth: When my husband travels with our two kids, people bend over backward to help him. No one ever tries to help me when I travel with them.

I miss the 90s. I totally rocked that bob—with funky chunky hair product! And that was exactly how I dressed, when I wasn’t wearing one of thise ‘tattoo’ dresses and a stretchy choker.

And in upstate NY you can get delicious maple syrup straight from an Amish farm.

Or you can do what I did and move 2500 miles away.

I have a long commute, so I’ve been ‘reading’ a bunch books that are available on audio from my library. Admittedly, that makes the selection limited. But I’ll tell you what I’ve ‘read’ or am planning to read:

Married 12 years and we had a long distance spell! We met and dated for about a year and half, then I moved away for grad school. We did the pond distance thing for about another year and a half and got married. We never even lived together until we got married because after 3 years together, we were just like f*ck it…

Also, this cat supposedly wasn’t feral. Shouldn’t a vet know the difference between a stray cat, which could be a lost pet, and feral cat, which is wild and unsocialized?

Amy Pascal’s reaction made me think of this.

This is like an updated version of Pretty Little Liars. Have you seen that show? Creepy teacher dates student; admits it after he’s not a teacher; everyone’s pretty cool with it including her. This show is for tweens/teens and I think everyone’s supposed to think this relationship is awesome, but ewwwww. Also, I’m…

If she’s like me, she won’t want one, that is assuming she’s comfortable with the rest of you as advocates. My husband and I talked so much about everything I didn’t want another person there. He was a wonderful advocate for me. But I also had an amazing doctor who was not the type to ever push an intervention. The…

I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you have the support you need as you grieve.

One thing to remember is that no matter what happens, you’ve tried to help. A friend of mine who is grieving really tried to help one of the women. Recognized the signs of severe depression, took her to psychologists, visited often, did all she could. She feels guilty, like she could have done more. Even if she knows…

A professor? Oh wow. That would be tough. Part of me knows that after a suicide is made public that there are often suicides that follow, so I guess that’s a reason to keep it hush hush. But the other part of me feels like we need to talk about it. Talk about depression. Know we’re not alone. Know how to get help.

Do you have achalasia? I do and eating is hell. I can’t get anything down. If it goes down, it comes back up. I can’t really gets liquids down any better, but it’s less painful. Or maybe you have strictures. Either way, I feel your pain!