PrincessCocobelle
PrincessCocobelle
PrincessCocobelle

It makes me think of the Mitfords... except at least one (maybe two?) really were Nazis. They used to stalk Hitler like teenage Justin Bieber fans.

In New York City it is absolutely worth it. I can take classes at 600+ studios. I use it probably 4-7 times a week and my average cost per visit is below $10, for really expensive boutique fitness classes. I love it. I am moving though to the Philly suburbs and I’m hesitant to keep it. They have a 4 for $49 package

I, a fine-haired white woman, used to have that hair as a child. It was courtesy of my mom, an Oglive perm kit, and the tiniest spiral rollers we could find. It looked like I had a blonde fro. Spiral perms were cool then and I wanted the hair of Janet Jackson. I’m not sure why my mom executed on that one.

PSA: bathtub sex can result in a UTI. Beware.

That book is great, but if you haven't read the ones after they get to America, don't.

Maybe she likes it - and she should, she looks amazing! I don't get how that is not being herself. I guess you're too cool for it because it's like so middle America? I mean like ew, she should only like certain brand names you deem cool, right? Ew, Michael Kors! He has one of those gross sportswear lines that

We learned about slavery and about other famous slaves, like Phillis Wheatley, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglas, and I read Sojourner Truth's biography. I had never heard of the Crafts, though.

Yup. The Amish around here rollerblade for transportation, too.

The Amish do wear sneakers sometimes. I once shared a train car with a large extended family group that all had matching Sketchers.

I'm surprised these manly Fox News-watching men love baths. I thought they were considered not a manly thing to do, though maybe that's just because they can't figure out how to turn on the faucet.

This is a really great article! There are so many interesting things about her - she was a big supporter of the mentally ill and was also a gymnast. I think she would probably approve of being seen as a beautiful woman in a tiara. And she probably would have loved Karl Lagerfeld, sadly.

Not to disappoint you, but their tall pajama pants are "tall." The ones I tried I don't think were even 32" long. VS has long ones that are very long, and also maybe Boden, which is next on my list to try.

Regular cab in Newark = some shady cab driver who drives a questionable route through questionable neighbors, dirty cab with graffiti in it, and many won't accept credit cards or to use a credit card you have to do it via a weird telephone service. Uber = convenient pickup, credit card, e-receipt, flat rate, clean

I don't think she's tired of being asked about her ass. I think she's tired of people thinking that there is a ~deeper meaning~ to what is basically just a fun video about her magnificent behind.

Watch First Position on Netflix. It's a fantastic documentary about ballet dancers.

This reads like some kind of weird reverse psychology viral promotion. If you actually wanted to make it stop, maybe don't write articles about it, alerting people that these videos exist?

Huh? There are many flights into and out of the Reykjavik airport per day.

It's not only Americans that do it. My Israeli ex did.

My Jade mat doesn't stick well to the floor and it slides when I practice. I bought a Manduka after that and like it much better.

What people really mean is that it's ok to be that skinny, but it's gross if your ribs show. It's what many women's bodies would probably look like at that size and is probably no different in size than mannequins at other stores.