As a religious dude myself, I always sort of figured that the “made in God’s image” clause was more about our souls rather than our physical bodies. I’m not entirely sure. Oh well. I’ll just live the best life I can, be nice to others, and then if I ever get to meet Him I’ll ask for clarification.

You have got to be joking?! Uzo Aduba is a fucking phenomenal actress. Say what you will about where the writing/story direction went but the acting on this show is pretty much across the board quite good.

It really Depends.

I am NEVER going to get over Crombie’s death, and my eternal love for Gilbert Blythe. I mean, frig, my wedding was loosely AoGG themed, because my husband and I started off just like Anne and Gilbert. We hated each other.

He wants a woman with back problems, apparently.

I wish I could identify every single bystander and make sure they were punished. Sickening. Utterly sickening.

You replied to me!! I don’t even care you hate this show. Let’s be friends. Okay.. I had some drinks. Still, let’s be friends.

Promise me that one of these days you will ask your father in law how long it’s actually been since his babies were born.

In my experience older, overweight men in particular LOVE fat shaming women. My father-in-law, who has a huge beer gut has made a few choice comments on how I haven’t lost my baby weight. The irony of this is totally lost on him. Like Kelly, I smile, ignore and drink my wine.

YES AND THAT WAS WHAT MADE IT WONDERFUL

A little of A, a little of B

We all need the reminder, for sure. My wedding had a lot of cock-ups. Everyone was worried I'd freak out. I said, "Is my groom here? Do I look pretty? Yes? Then the rest is gravy and we'll have a kick ass party no matter what. Let's do this."

I think the quote about the wedding being the "point" and not the marriage afterwards is really important. I worked weddings, and we would take bets on which brides would be depressed after the honeymoon based on how completely insane they were about the day itself. Spending a lot of energy planning isn't the problem,…

I appreciate that this gets the clicks and all, but could we talk about some awesome women for a second? Like how the Guardian's staff just chose a brilliant female editor, and they're already leading the way with a host of brilliant women writing for both them and the Observer? Or how about the YA Book Prize being a…

no but I did

1. Get mistaken for a female prostitute
2. Got 2nd degree burns form a pop tart
3. Hit Tony Hawk in the face with a poster.
4. Made national news for swearing at BYU
5. learned how to make home made reeses

so i mean, i've got my list of accomplishments too

What Who's the Boss episode was that?!

Thanks, I just realized that in my previous life as an associate in a big law firm, I would have chosen a billable meeting over sex any day of the week.

The world needs more Flaca.

When I was suddenly given a cancer diagnosis, we were stunned. But, I later found out from my mother that he called and told her that she didn't need to worry. He was not ever leaving me and that he would take care of her only child no matter what.