Let's not stroll down that particular memory lane.

First, in no small part because I don't want to get sick, I am all for paid sick days for the people who handle food as well as health insurance so they can afford to go to a doctor if they need to. I really don't understand why so many Americans won't support a paid sick days mandate BECAUSE ITS IN THEIR OWN…

We used to frequent a now-closed French restaurant in the DC area. The owner/chef and his wife were French, and once a year, they would close the restaurant, take a month off and go home to visit family. (The restaurant is closed because the owner/chef retired, not because of this policy. ;) )

Got married.

Just this morning, Teresa made headlines for arguing in court that she should be spared because she has to stay home and care for the couple's four children.

This may be a little inside-RHONJ, but I wonder how long it will take Amber to call Teresa fake crying today?

Don't buy Teresa's remorse and tears for a second. Weeks before the sentencing she went on multiple shopping trips. These two are very entitled people raising four little monsters.

I hate everything about this outfit. That's quite possibly the least flattering dress she could have worn. And I understand what she was aiming for with the shoes, but I think it's a swing and a miss.

This is so endearing. Her likeability quotient just went way up (I mean, I've always been on board with Ms. Bristow but seriously this is adorable).

Fair enough.

Buttercream frosting, or GTFO.

If she's suing for the funds it will take to relocate her family and keep them afloat until new jobs are found, I'll allow it. That seems like an expense that is necessary for this child's well-being that would not have been necessary but for the mixup. If she's suing for emotional distress, she can get bent.

Poor Payton.

Projection mapping, a.k.a synchronized projectors at different angles.

Quick question: how does it taste? Everything else is meaningless.

It just proves the point that people are smarter than the networks give them credit for and want diversity in their programming. I'm thrilled for Shonda Rimes and hopefully her success leads the networks (and TV in general) to get their heads out of their asses and offer more quality diverse programming.

I liked Viola, but unfortunately, I don't think the writing on the show is all that great. At times I had to remind myself I wasn't watching legally blonde when the kids were being used to help win a high profile case.

There are actual trash bags/plastic bags you can buy that are biodegradable in 5 years instead of 99 years like the usual ones.

...and at the end of this movie, we find out that the pharmaceutical company started the outbreak to test the vaccine.