I got to have what will most likely be the last Christmas I will ever have with my amazing grandma. I got to tell her for the millionth time how much I love her, she told me for the millionth time that she loves me. She's in hospice, we brought Christmas dinner to her and got to have it there, around her bed. She…

thats not even ugly. i want that

I think I have to disagree, to some extent. If someone, or even three someones accuses you of something, I don't think you should simply accept it as absolutely true. I'm black, and I've seen people pilloried for being racist in situations that I don't think they were.

Honestly, I really don't think Jezebel would have a problem with this. It is a girl who sees something she likes, something she identifies with strongly aesthetically, and decides she would be very OK wearing it. To her it is a pretty outfit, not some demeaning symbol of objectification and servitude.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: "If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"

I realize this is kind of sappy and self-helpy and I agree that too much pressure is put on everyone to have happy, perfect holidays BUT today I got a little cute notebook where I want to write one thing I'm thankful for or happy about or just a nice or funny thing that happened during the day. I figure it'll be less…

That film is fascinating. Despite being an ad, it follows the 1950s dichotomy of the way suburban dads are portrayed on TV vs film (including Goofy, who was more scandalously boorish than Ward Cleaver).

Just found this the other day. My mom so rocked the 1950s Christmas jumper.

What I think of every time I see this ludicrous nasal piercing.

"Here are there [sic] completely sane and totally in-persecptive [sic] reactions."

Outsourcing spider relocation and trash removal.

And it's pointing to the northwest.

Okay youngsters, the NBC peacock has been around for almost 60 years and was less abstract in the beginning. It was meant to emphasize color programming in the early days of TV.

I don't want to condition any kids of that gender role crap. Pink is a color not a gender or way of life. Blue is a color not a way of life. A princess is title given to royalty not a job to have some guy save you or have ice powers. To be super or royal you need to be responsible and strong not just boys but girls…

Buying my baby cousin (or as i just learned 'first cousin once removed') Kenya dolls this year!

I think we're about three months away from the "Half Bottle of Vodka and going home with some Random Guy" Barbie.

Love it!! Especially with Tom Hardy being in season 2.

yes! so good

I binged watched both seasons over 2 weekends and I miss it already. its a great show, and they've already announced there will be a season 3 😁.