Right?!? Huge belches are meant to be shared! Commented upon! Enjoyed!

Prosecco. I’ve recently developed a taste for sparkling wine. Bonus points: huge, hearty belches. I’m nothing if not a lady.

I studied in London for a summer. You can see the house where I lived in one of the Sherlock episodes! In fact, a house on the street is an important plot point!

*shrill shrieking*

I have a friend who looked *just* like this version of Mia Farrow when we were in college. She’s very slim, has the same big eyes and cheekbones, and had the same pixie haircut. Seriously, they could have been twins.

Prince Philip was a fox back in the day. No wonder Elizabeth set her eyes on him as a teen and never looked back. It’s a shame he always puts his foot in his mouth. Both feet. With shoes. And socks. Possibly both legs as well.

See, I think Harry does look like Charles. They both have the same squint and stoop in their stance. Harry most definitely got his coloring from his mom’s side, though. His uncle has the same red hair and pink/freckled complexion.

1. Where did I say they didn’t love their children?

Yeah. It’s a great way to teach a kid the value of affection and the worth of her own wants and needs.

There’s a lot of weirdness and WTFery going on in that family. My mother-in-law and father-in-law are big supporters of this behavior. I’m just really glad that Mr. eejm, our son, and I live several states away and only see them on rare occasions.

She’s also the only granddaughter on both sides. Last year she wasn’t into giving hugs and kisses to people. Instead of seeing this as a normal little kid thing (she was three at the time), respecting her space, and leaving her be, my father-in-law was paying her for hugs and kisses. I shudder to think what will…

I wonder if Kentucky clerks would have given the couples themselves the choice of which form they’d want to fill out. If an opposite sex couple wanted a gender neutral form, or a same sex couple wanted a bride-groom form, would they comply with the couple’s wishes?

I actually like both, but buttercream is way more versatile.

Right?!? Since when has cutesifying a child’s tantrum been at all appealing?

I wonder if not all of the cake was real. Perhaps frosted styrofoam pieces were used to make the cake bigger and more impressive, and that the actual cake portions were added last.

I’m becoming more and more interested in O’Malley, but I don’t feel any of them would be bad choices.

So does my 5’1” sister-in-law. She’s like a kitchen ninja hopping onto her counters and stove.

I understand the issue and I agree. I don’t know why another Indian actor couldn’t have been found when Irrfan Khan dropped out. But I wasn’t commenting on that.

You know, I thought this was explained rather well in the movie. I thought it was a little unusual that an African-American character had the last name of Kapoor, but asked about his belief in God, he said, “My father was Hindu and my mother a Baptist. I believe in many gods.” I thought that was a quick, tidy way to…

Dammit, I love him. I’m bummed he dropped out. He was so, so, so good in In Treatment.