Two of my female relatives, disgusted with their father or first husband, changed their last name to someone's maiden name, but of course that also came from someone's father, so they changed it one more time to a name that came from someone's father and then stopped.

And Adam called out names to for all the beasts, for the birds of the sky and all the living things of the field Genesis 2:20

And Adam called out names to for all the beasts, for the birds of the sky and all the living things of the field Genesis 2:20

Feix Frankfurter

Even rejecting American prudery about breastfeeding (if that even is relevant in this case — I didn't read all the comments and backstory), the baby could be a distraction in a wrought situation.

what you're proposing - that she hire someone to hold the baby, take breaks as the BABY needs - not the court, can't you just see this judge happily allowing 15-20 minute breaks every two hours if the baby needs to eat

you do know babies don't drink cold milk straight from the fridge, don't you?

Obvious point. I do remember having other theories, though, in the distant past.

Babies conform to our sleep schedule, (after a certain amount of time), for one.

Best answer.

Very funny!

I'll bet if you look at the whole timeline on that Twitter tag you'll find that the national attention is happening as we speak. This Gawker post is part of it.

(the hashtag #jordanandmattarefree was started by Barnett and Zech's friends to celebrate)

Publishing one's own name is brave. It gives others courage. It ups the stakes. It maintains the tension. It stakes a place in the world. It's emotionally costly, too.

Sharp response.

It's a confusing feeling

due process

There is an incredibly easy way to get off the hook if you are in the community that is being blamed.

No, because Sils Maria is a major cultural destination. I particularly recommend the Fex hotel. Note the proposal that the great hotels of 130 years ago were built as a substitute for an aristocratic encounter space that was falling away. Sils and Silas do have in common that both are carless and historical.

I didn't (see other comment).