Thanks!
Thanks!
I think she should start a reborn mommy blog so that gingersnap can hate it and we can all discuss the relative worthiness of reborn mommy blogs.
This is a publicity stunt. Much like KFC selling fried chicken patty corsages. It's all about the free press. Which, obvs, they are getting.
And yet balls/ballsy implies strength and courage, whereas in reality testicles seem to be the weakest part of a man's body.
//high five
Ah, well we've got cool stuff goin' on here in Central Florida. I was in NOLA last year for a conference. I was very impressed by the rails to trails project in an area I can no longer tell you where it is. Great city.
"In real life, if you say stuff you regret in anger, you cool down, apologize & move on.If you're a celeb on social media - it becomes a blog"
I've passed through Titusville many times, on my way to the beach. Seems ok to me, although I've never lived there.
Yes, but not just arrests. Meetings between public officials and private individuals, schedules, public planning and tons more I'm sure I don't even know about. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes in particular is an amazing tool of the average citizen. Every state should be so lucky.
We're all testy here with all the Floriduh stories that run here.
The biggest reason Florida is featured so much is due to our Government in the Sunshine Act, which is actually a good thing to have. But it does make it easier for writers to right stories about horrible people.
Well, it seems like a combination of backward facing and distraction. In my case the kids were always forward facing in the back seat, but it was usually a straight shot from home to sitter and no cell phones back then. Plus, a nearby commute. I wonder how a long commute might factor into all this?
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide the link, kemperboyd. KLETCO posted the link a bit ago and I read through it. Very interesting postulations by Professor Diamond.
Pennsylvania.
Thank you for the link, KLETCO. Very interesting interview with Professor Diamond.
It's a tragedy all around although I still can't figure out how someone leaves their kid in the car all day. How is it possible to forget your kid? My kids are grown, but I was a working parent for decades and I can't figure out how this happens. :\
Thanks! I keep forgetting that.
If there's one thing I've learned from Snapped it's never trust a nurse or a former beauty queen. Oh, and women who have a thing for guys in uniform.
WHAT?! (Truth in advertising - I don't actually get Oxygen. I do, however, catch the episodes on YouTube. But damnit, I want new ones.)