That sounds awesome! What candies?

Well, in an article for USA Today from 2010, Nick Sparks apparently hates being labeled as a writer of romance. Here's an excerpt:

I <3 you. That's what I do!

And I'm sure that shirt image is out somewhere in someone's thinspiration blog or pic file.

At least there were no "OH my!"s in the excerpt.

I'm all for shirtless chef.

I think those comments would be gendered if she created the images the way Shigeko Kubota did. I can't think of a specific work that conjures up "empathy", but I study art history, and words like "expressive" and "convey[s] emotion" are all things that apply to anything from Michelangelo to Rothko, Pollock, Munch,…

Okay, so I watched all four episodes last night and honestly, I think they're kind of cute. I mean, does it make me think deep thoughts about war and poverty and how much I hate Reagan? No, not really.

They're going off the book. Except in the Carrie Diaries her dad is some kind of scientist.

Beyond awesome.

Wha? Squirt's available in my woods. It's under Dr. Pepper's brand, so if you don't have much of that in your area, that may be why.

No, I totally understand why the Duke frat party was completely inappropriate. I was just wondering if anyone really considered St. Patrick's Day also inappropriate by basically devoting a day to wearing green clovers and getting smashed. I mean, "drunken Irish" is still a stereotype. Would anyone be opposed to there…

On this note, if no one else has addressed it, what about St. Patrick's Day?

Yes. My god, yes!

I think adding the information about the stillbirth was probably wrong, but otherwise, wtf? Patient could've picked up a phone and called.

I envy that kind of boss and job. My ass would have been fired on the spot for talking to a customer like that, at the time.

Classmates are one thing. We probably are tired (term papers, whoo! Bring on the Redbull IV drip!). But coming from men, while I'm at work, I do not appreciate. It always seemed to be the same guys who are old enough to be my dad but not old enough to be my grandfather who also creepily address you as "honey,"…

I hated hearing that when I worked retail. Because then you feel like you HAVE to, because you're in customer service and telling them that your legs are killing you because you've been standing for six hours is just too exhausting at that point to say anything.

Can we add, "make sure your feet aren't disgusting?" I'm not a foot phobic person by any means, but when I see a guy with jacked-up nails in sandals (in Texas, so open-toed footwear can be year-round for both sexes), I am immediately grossed out.

Yeah, my thoughts exactly. *Really* hope he doesn't have issues later as an adult. Jeez.