@haguenite: Hey, you—if anything happens to my daughter, I've got a .45 and a shovel. I doubt that anyone would miss you.
@Norton: I was just going to say that!
@encnyc: No, no grinchiness here! I was trying to infer that my heart/crush swelled even more after seeing that image, but I did it wrong. I've always donated to food banks, but she inspired me to contact a local soup kitchen to volunteer and serve/help out. 'Tis all.
I have a tear in my eye, because if I ever became First Lady my big issue would totally be about getting fresh, wholesome and good food to everyone, starting with food banks and soup kitchens. You rock on Michelle! Even though I already have a large ladycrush on you, I believe my heart has grown two sizes today.
@cirocco: For the record, I did not have that one—I had the original. He had slightly less awful clothes. Slightly.
@cirocco: No, I know what you mean—but I distinctly remember my friends and I marveling that he didn't have the molded underwear. I'm not saying it was heavily detailed, or even detailed at all, but in the Barbie world, I believe it counts.
@gobblegirl: I remember it not being that obvious—kind of like a bump or something.
@hooooooot: They have those! The husband insists on visiting the Lego aisle whenever we're in a Target, and we were both drooling over a set that allowed you to build 3 different houses.
@BrutallyHonestZombies: For whatever reason, they decided to not give him molded underwear—why, I have no clue.
I'm pretty sure I had a 90's version of the Barbie RV, and I definitely had Skipper and her boyfriend Kevin (who, incidentally, was anatomically correct).
@saintbernadette: Ironically enough, the first person who had this blog was the woman who made the inappropriate comments about having straight hair...
The best part of the wedding planning process was throwing away the four wedding magazines that I had (the husband wanted to burn them, but then we decided against it) and then getting tipsy and reading "The Knot's Guide for the Groom" which was some 150-odd guide for grooms on how to manipulate their future wife. It…
@Anna: Just one of many great things you've done as fearless leader of the Jezzies!
@lalaland13: I would imagine that it's so old hat to him now, that it doesn't even register with him that he says it, you know? It's such a great phrase—it puts the onus of "making it work" on the person wearing/designing the article of clothing.
Her knee peeking through the tulle makes it kind of amazing for me.
@Eeva: True.
@Spaceman Bill Leah: Zombie Fighting Dinosaur: Our kitchen employs a combination of both strategies—we have a whole host of books to understand how flavors work together, but then we'll also work with what we have at our disposal as well. And we always maintain a solid pantry and freezer selection so we're not stuck…
@jurisenpai: My go-to book is The Silver Spoon—1263 pages of Italian classics, all broken down by primary ingredient.
@SomeAuthorGirl: Great minds! It's the only reason to watch the original Mannequin movie because it was filmed in its proper glory.