“Because it’s a kilt, it has to be straight down,” he said, according to Smith. “It can’t flare out around your hips. It has to hang straight.”
Color me SHOCKED that a restaurant that hires women based on their bodies would do such a thing.
Ben just always looks like he wants to get Jennifer in an... uncomfortable place: like the back of a Volkswagen.
My friend’s named their kid Maypop and they’ve been together for 15 years... My other pals have a daughters name Elvira and Letty and they’re going strong as well.
Alaska: a temptress who is totally asking for it.
DO IT. I love the name Ursula, although in part it is because it’s the name of the main character in one of my favorite books (Life After Life, by Kate Atkinson). Also, Ursula the Sea Witch was the baddest bitch in the game and had a knack for contract law.
If I ever do actually have a baby, I LOVE the name Ursula.
Feedback, please.
Also, any Ursulas out there? How do you feel about your name?
Well, sure, but I was asking what to name my baby.
Not Soda?
Seven.
Oh I have the best story about a wedding proposal...
Christ, that’s bad. My aunt’s MIL wore head to toe BLACK (with a lace face cover on her hat) and told everyone that she was in mourning for her only son throughout the wedding. That was fun!
When I was going to school in Philadelphia, there was a tanning salon that used Rick Santorum’s face in one of their ads. The caption read, “Some people are just too damn white.”
I’m not sure on the constitutionality but couldn’t you make the case that they’re misleading women about being health professionals? You can’t legally pretend to be a doctor and give out medical advice.
I thought every piece, without exception, was boring and/or ugly and/or cheap-looking. And, yes, you're all welcome to check out my jewelry any time I don't care.
I have to agree; this post baffled me a bit. I don’t think your comment is rude at all - it starts out with a compliment and moves on to reasoned and valid criticism. Frankly, the standard is really high these days for blog photos, especially in the style arena, and regardless of my opinion of the jewelry itself, the…
Agreed! All boring and mostly straight-up tacky!
That was the exact feeling I walked away from this with. I’ll be the first to admit I’m a bit of a jewelry snob (not so much expense wise but unique-wise) and this just strikes me as high school days spent at Claires.