Agreed. The septum ring looks great. I have envy.

I was not at all interested in that plot. Total waste of time with so few precious hours to go. I was happier watching Desperate Housewife Betty (who I hate).

Here’s one: http://chicago.suntimes.com/news-chicago/7…

I was still hoping for more Peggy and Stan.

Diana (at EVERY point maybe?)

Winooski and Burlington are amazing. Went to college there and tried to stick around after, but the winters almost killed me.

Vailima750 is a good person.

So wait, totally off topic. I just went to Wikipedia to see how old Solange is. And... Solange and Beyonce are now stepsibs of Bianca Lawson? I did not make the connection. I love Bianca Lawson. Freakin’ Slayer Kendra, man.

She looks freakin’ great, though. So confident.

I didn’t even recognize Adriana Lima, and she used to be my faaaavorite.

Is this how I make my lips look like Demi Lovato’s tattoo?

The goofy pseudonyms are the best, though.

If the author of the blog post in question was trying to illustrate fashion over function, a little more time and effort with the braiding would have gone a long way. That’s all.

Those aren’t cornrows, are they? They just look to me like sloppy braids that look like they were done pretty hastily (not intended to last multiple days). And I wasn’t implying cornrows (or braids, for that matter) are not supposed to be attractive.

Even worse when a bunch of white girls with braids jump into a pool together and an oil slick of Herbal Essences conditioner rises to the surface.

It’s not really supposed to be an attractive hairstyle, it’s supposed to keep your hair from getting messy and gross while you’re swimming. Which isn’t anything new. I’ve thought this was common knowledge since at least as far back as the mid-’90s, when “Seventeen” mentioned it in at least two summer issues a year.

I reeeeally think the author of the post was commenting on the model’s passing resemblance to Tricia Miller/trying to capitalize on OITNB’s popularity. Regardless, ignorant and poorly thought-out.

I feel like the “Get Ready” that is merely part of Item 1 encompasses a whole lot more than every other meticulously broken-down item on the list.

I keep mine as a Gmail draft.

Thanks for finding the words I was struggling to find.