Back in the '90s I taught myself how to use HTML by starting my own gurlpage. I was so nerdy, it was great.

High five for going commando is the summer! I started after shaving my bikini line for swimming and my underwear rubbing me, and found that it is particularly liberating to go without undies. I also am currently operating on a just a few pairs of period panties because our former foster dog ate most of the crotches…

I definitely think the clothes lend a timeless quality to the characters — the well-dressed but not trendy woman.

Ha! Reminds me of working at a public pool and having to scold people for trying to get it on in the pool. Like we can't tell from the guard chair what you are doing!

It looks like it all came out of a mid-90s Newport News catalog.

Maybe from beyond the grave, but I really don't want to find out what dead Brando is up to these days.

It's kind of like his facial features didn't quite finish baking.

I also was just going to post the same thing. I remember finding out about the exercises somewhere on the Internet in the early 90s and getting books from the library.

This list brings back memories of a summer spent with a new friend who had a candy jar in her bedroom that was all Mike & Ike and licorice allsorts.

This explains so much of my early teen years' experimentation.

Cosigned! Clothing is totally unnecessary in my bunk.

My son is 10 and we've already discussed this a little. Kids at a certain age just go through a terrible rough patch and no one really escapes unscathed. There are so many changes in those middle school to high school years, and some kids do better with it than others. I'm hoping he can ease through the transition…

This showed up in my Twitter feed last night and I had no context for it before reading this.

Weed vs Shrooms was hard, but in the end, I had to choose weed because shrooming is an all day affair.

Spelt is awesome. I can't say as much for quinoa because every time I cook with it, I make a huge mess. But, I'm allergic to wheat, and spelt meant I could have a regular sandwich to bring to lunch, rather than weird barley pilafs and whatnot back in the '90s.

Studying Classics, and in particular Latin in high school and in college, was a great experience. Especially when we got to translate all the dirty stuff.

When I was a first-year English student, she came to my university to speak and read some of her poetry. She was fantastic, and I'm so glad I got to see her in person.

There are factions on both the far right and the far left that just disregard hard science for weird pseudo-back-to-nature cures that don't really work. Listeria and all of its bacteria buddies are nothing to fuck with. The development of pasteurization and vaccinations have created the relative easy living conditions…

I'm totally with you on this. Drinking plain milk grosses me out. It kind of coats the mouth and has a thickness to it that is just icky. I will take my calcium in cheese form any day.