MissEdithSpeaksOutOfTurn
MissEdithSpeaksOutOfTurn
MissEdithSpeaksOutOfTurn

Yea! I really liked it, and was hoping for a sequel. This is great news.

She's more moderate than *you* thought, because you don't live here and have been reading think pieces written by people who don't live here and never bothered to talk to anyone who lived here, and haven't bothered to note her actual positions, so. . .

Nope. Even during the filibuster, if you were remotely paying attention. She has always said she wouldn't object to a 20 week ban if proper exceptions were carved out. And it wasn't her first filibuster. A lot of us sat up and took notice with her first one, which was against cuts in education funding.

She's more moderate than *you* thought, because you don't live here and have been reading think pieces written by people who don't live here and never bothered to talk to anyone who lived here, and haven't bothered to note her actual positions, so. . .

She's more moderate than *you* thought, because you don't live here and have been reading think pieces written by people who don't live here and never bothered to talk to anyone who lived here, and haven't bothered to note her actual positions, so. . .

Also, I swear NEXT YEAR the valentines will be homemade! I am just really busy this week!

One reason this touches a nerve is that there are groups of self-identified radical feminists, we non-trans-hating feminists call them TERFs, for Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists. These people have launched coordinated campaigns to harass trans* people, and one of their talking points is the idea that men are

I saw some of this movie on dvd and also did not finish.

I did! I knew I loved him.

Perhaps they should have had someone who is an expert in child abuse on to discuss how children/adults who were abused as children behave instead of having statements from lawyers.

That's a great suggestion. Thank you :-)

Thank you! This is what I've worried about too. I don't think it's a valuable piece in any way really, but I haven't known where to begin to find out. I will try the museum. In the meantime, I'm considering covering the top with butcher block as it's a kitchen-island type cabinet and that would solve the immediate

What about an antique table that feels a little sticky everywhere? I don't think it's a pledge build-up situation, because I have never used anything like that on it. Just a little simple green. It was fine when we bought it 10 years back, but a few years ago it started to feel a little tacky on top, and I worry that

My step-mother was a nurse, and she was born without a sense of smell. Her co-workers told me that they would always call her when something was stinky-gross because she couldn't smell it.

Oh! The boiler is 60 years old! Wait, my boiler is 60 years old and it's awesome. They don't make 'em like they used to.

Does that mean you can't just cite "irreconcilable differences" but have to get more detailed?

Yes, yes I do.

I am still thinking about that book report. Oh my god.

So glad you like it! It has been tremendous fun to write.

I know! I've been doing a blog project where I reread these and I keep thinking - Oh my god, I was NINE when I read this book! How am I not more screwed up?!