@Zombies make the heart grow fonder: Is that the one where they sold the thing, but never made any refills? There was a Barbie product in which they never produced the ink refills, but sold the product.

@la.donna.pietra: I had a lot of acne during my teenage years, and never learned proper makeup (my mom didn't care if I did, but she had great skin and wore little makeup of her own).

@JinxyMcDeath: I honestly don't remember when I first saw this movie, but it was certainly one of my first portrayals of back-alley abortions. I don't think I even got it until I was older.

@Fenchurch: Hunt the sales racks for dear, dear life. I own several pieces and have gotten them all at major discount.

@Peppermint: I'm still looking for the perfect pair of dressy and cute but comfortable shoes. It should go with jeans, nice pants, and skirts/dresses.

@RousseMacabre: I love that you are using the Glee version of "Don't Rain On My Parade!" I'm surprised that I like it so much too.

@colormeroutine: Yeah, there are some clothes I really like, feel comfortable enough, and make me feel sexy. A new outfit may bunch in the wrong place. A well-worn, adored outfit won't.

Size of heels:

@LoveMySassyPants: I'm pretty sure that's true too, from what I've seen/read.

@Hortense: Glee would not be the same without Lea Michele's wonderfully nuanced characterization of Rachel Berry. I love her mix of wanting to be popular and well liked, but reaching for her goals because there is life after high school.

This may be the first I ever read through this, but I am loving that each of the blurbs are done by a peer (Michelle Kwan wrote Yuna Kim, etc).

@MsWhatsit: The character of Kurt was written for Chris after he auditioned for Artie. It's very much based on the writer of the show who is gay himself.

@MadFab: At best, I think they respect each other as actors. I remember reading that they never were friends. (They didn't hang out socially.) Kristin definitely had issues with the producer or director or someone high above in Wicked because she left about a year or so on the Broadway run.

@t.king-real mrs pratt: But the government represents the people. If there were enough Arizonians who did not want this, the officials would not have had this in (otherwise they wouldn't get re-elected).

I just purchased (ordered before I knew about this) a big ticket item from a small company based in AZ. While it would be costly to return the item, I am considering writing a letter/e-mail to the company about no longer doing business with them or recommending the company to others if this will actually happen.

@rainywaves: I meant the series as a whole. I can't read "Farmer Boy" without getting really hungry.

I'm a huge fan of the historic fiction (some based on actual historical figures). I honestly would not remember as much about history without them.

@Queenjulie: That really sucks. It's not horrible replacing a lost/stolen driver's license, but it's really expensive and annoying to replace a passport, naturalization certificate, birth certificate, etc.

@Cimorene: One of the benefits of being a legal resident of the US is that I don't have to carry around papers with me. (I do carry my drivers' license, but that isn't proof of legal residency.)

@Dallifornia: Someone who has lived or gone to college in the South would be a lot more helpful (I grew up in the Northeast). It's such a different culture than what I'm used to, and I don't want to make judgements/stereotypes.