THIS

Two things:

I cannot ever believe that Emily Gilmore okayed that dress. Never.

I heard that GG had a hard time keeping hair stylists for any length of time. I don’t know why though.

Everyone should take pictures of their dinner, but where the fork should be is a tampon

Maybe the person was blind and thus cannot pass judgement on flags

Tea fixes everything.

A safety pin has some advantages over a paper-clip, but it has the disadvantages that 1) for those who work in an office, a paper clip is more likely to be available and 2) a safety pin will not lay flat because the necklace rings will be on the same side of the safety pin as opposed to opposite ends. It’s a trade-off.

Satire is dead. It’s all depressingly real.

Too late, apparently:

Named for the impending zombie apocalypse, of course.

Nylons/stockings/pantyhose are skin-colored and meant to be invisible. Tights are all kids of colors and patterns and meant to be seen/noticed

Nylons/stockings/pantyhose are skin-colored and meant to be invisible. Tights are all kids of colors and patterns…

Nylons and stockings are not the same thing as tights. Nylons/stockings/panythose are to wear because “bare legs are unladylike”. Tights are to keep your legs warm, and look cute, and hide the fact that you haven’t shaved your legs.

Nylons and stockings are not the same thing as tights. Nylons/stockings/panythose are to wear because “bare legs are…

I just got that pillow too! Did you get the whole set?

Yeah most of what I ate in Iceland was just fish (delicious, delicious fish).

The Reykjavik area is warmer in the winter than most of the rest of Iceland. It was not much colder in Reykjavik than it was at home (Washington DC). Have you been anyplace else cold?

I did take a day trip to some of the nearby sights. I was mostly referring to the eastern part of the country and the ring road.

Icelandic hot dogs are the same as Danish, but with lamb (because they have mostly sheep there). Served with remoulade and fried onions. A lot of Icelandic food is related to Danish food.

I’m not sure I would be much help because Iceland is pretty much a completely different country in the winter vs. summer. We just went anywhere that was open, because all the touristy restaurants were closed for the season.