I prefer the elegance of the Topsy Tail:

Bon voyage! Safe travels and have an AMAZING time!

This is why my husband and I went to a small Italian city for our honeymoon—instead of ticking off a list of "things to see/do," we just bummed around town, buying food to cook at our B&B's kitchen, practicing our Italian and experiencing the culture. Since the residents didn't get a huge amount of tourists compared…

Good luck to all of you! Such horrible news to have to stomach right before the holidays, and so recently after getting the vote of confidence from Denton with promoting Megan and Sadie. As others have said, the fantastic community here has helped maintain my sanity as I'm looking for a job, and I've learned so much…

@tstrizz: Her whole storyline in "A Night to Remember" is utterly heartbreaking.

@Archetype: About six months into our dating, my husband's mom started kissing us both on the forehead when she said goodnight to us. She also took the old saying "the mother of the groom wears beige" thing a little too seriously, and insisted I pick out her dress between two beige ones.

@hortense: My husband wore a suit when we got married. He looked like an Italian Don Draper. It was hot.

@SarahMC: I watched it for the first time at my in-laws (SIL is obsessed, but she is going to be a teacher so I get it) and I saw an episode where they go to a Creationist museum somewhere out near Lancaster. It was kind of crazy. But overall they seem like such nice people—the backyard campout was so sweet (and I'm…

@mslewis: According to Wikipedia and subsequently their webpage:

@applejuice: The Quiverfull movement is one of the most frightening movements I've ever read about. They're drafting little armies for Jesus!

@Ipomoea:: Love Cavas and Proseccos for the taste as well as the price. Moet and Vueve are great for indulgences, but I'll happily drink the Spanish or Italian versions on a regular basis.

@sybann: I had a glass of Moscato with some hazelnut flourless cake, and it was AMAZING. Best food and wine pairing ever!

@SarahMC: Do you have an affinity for soft pretzels?

Dodai, thank you for the Clueless reference! It's by far the best Austen interpretation to date (yes, even beating out some of the period-piece ones) and is still one of my favorite films to reference.

@PilgrimSoul: I was thinking 4th grade, when they introduced the "club lights" background and allowed you to pose with your musical instrument if you so desired.

@Jessi Ramsey: Husband and I are headed back to our parents' for the holiday tomorrow and they live in the midst of that late-90's/early 00's development (granted, neither side lives in one of those houses). Every time we go to visit, we see tons of those signs advertising the next new development and now we're…

@booboolee: Hi—are you me? While freshman year wasn't so bad (more suitemates being way too dramatic than the actual roomie), sophomore year was kind of rough because one of my good friends was going through a bad period (which my sleeptalking/walking did NOT help in making sure she got enough rest), but my junior…

@WaltzingMatilda...same McCain, less filling!: I was depressed to leave Italy and start job-hunting, but I wasn't sorry the wedding was over. My husband actually wanted to see wedding pictures on facebook before I did, which I found adorable.

@Kali Mama: Every time I pass wedding magazines at a newstand, I exclaim "Wooo! Don't have to even THINK about that no more!" and it instantly brightens my mood.

@Archetype: I'll be out there on BF, because it's a tradition I've had for the last few years to go to King of Prussia with my now-mother-in-law and my husband's brother and sister. I tend to get a LOT done that day, and since we will have a staggering amount of store credit at Macy's to use (yay duplicates on the…