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JUST walked past him. Like 30 seconds ago. I'm not even team aiden but I just wanted to give him a big hug. And kiss.

Please educate this Jew:

I tried putting in the comments in the Times article but it wasn't published - no surprise. Yours was way better!!

I thought I originally saw it in Jez but it didn't come up when I searched and I was too lazy to figure out which search phrase would satisfy Kinja.

I enjoyed this piece quite a bit. But while I won't go as far to say as the Times ripped it off, because I'm sure more than one person could independently come up with the idea on his or her own, I will say that it was done even better before by some bloggers in San Francisco.

Or if they aren't inclined to believe the one they love could ever turn on them, just tell them that anyone could steal their phone and all the pictures on it.

I'm so unprepared. I thought my parents had no idea about my teenaged life in that cliched "grown-ups don't know anything" way. But I really feel like I don't know anything because I'm almost 40 and we had none of this stuff when we were kids. And as I am not the aforementioned pearl-clutcher, I find so much of the

Do you let it come up organically or do you sit her down? Does she participate or is she just listening?

I don't generally consider myself a pearl clutcher, but I am the mother of a 9 year old and this totally freaks me out. Someone young and savvy: please calm me down.

I think we should organize a catcalling awareness campaign in which women all over the country will sing "Grand Old Flag" while skipping to work on the same day.

How little you know about drinking with children. (Although perhaps there's a difference between being driven to day drinking vs. choosing it!)

Tonight I saying goodnight to my 9 year old in the top bunk while my 6 year old was asleep in the bottom bunk. And I was so overwhelmed with affection and I said, "I love my children so much; I am so lucky you are my children." And then she stood up so she could see if she could touch the glow-in-the-dark stickers on

Me too!

There's a face-palm inducing video out there where people protesting abortion clinics are asked what they think the penalty for abortion should be and all but one are stumped. They are standing there with placards calling fetuses babies and women and their doctors murderers, but when forced to consider that their

I'm obsessed with trying to figure out what it really going with that group. I would like to read their contracts with Lifetime and see all the footage before it has been pieced together. How staged are the dance competitions? Why do the moms stay on the show? How are those kids not totally fucked up? Even if the

My insertion hurt me tremendously and I had given birth two times. Like, it reminded me of labor pain. It was still worth it.

I'm not the only one who watches Dance Moms?

I wonder if my parents in their 70s feel like they are hurling to death.

In this world of DVR and On Demand, that seems like an odd strategy. It isn't "either/or".

Allow me to be patronizing...