...I want to call my (future) children "little biscuits" now. Thank you for this.

For the quirky and fantastical, I recommend to you anything you want by Jasper Fforde. Two F's. If you feel like chuckling at sly literary references, start with "The Eyre Affair." If you want fresh nursery rhymes, "The Big Over-Easy." And if you want something completely different, "Shades of Grey" was awesome,…

I would go with regular brownies. Yum! (Ooh, especially if they have chocolate chips in them.)

On your second note, I have this exact same problem! I'm so terrified of being "annoying" with new friends that I've made all of one in the four months since I've moved to a new city. And I still worry most of the time that I'm inconveniencing her when I ask for time to hang out.

Whaat?! The one day I choose to study at home!

Good luck! I don't know what year you're in, but I'm told first year is a bit like hazing.

When I was home for Christmas during my freshman year, I remarked on a conversation my friends and I had had in the weeks leading up to the break.

I like your story better.

I've got my referral to go make my appointment for my first one buuut I've been still putting it off. However, to quell my anxiety, I looked up the exam on YouTube. I'm not talking the polite, "Here's what we do" video with a blanket over the woman. It was an instructional video, educationally graphic. I like knowing…

No, I'm with you. And I have watched it. I don't understand the disgust everyone's throwing at this couple. It looks like the same sort of decidedly awkward, overeager first kiss I used to run into in my junior high hallways.

I think it was nine or ten in the morning when a gentleman bought me a drink at an airport bar while I waited with some of the ladies from a delayed flight. I'd just turned 21 a few days before, which he cited as the reason for the purchase, after asking if I was old enough to be sitting there. He was easily fifty,…

This reminds me of a story my friend told me of her family. She is the first child, and when she was born, her father sacrificed two sheep to celebrate; I'm told the norm is one or two. Her first brother came some ten years after her. "When he was born," she told me, "My father, he was so happy, he sacrificed fifty…

He won't notice. And if he does, flick his nose.

My gut agrees with you, wholeheartedly. It's the "when treated fairly" part.

You could name her Ana Capri?

Indeed not! He's a little lord. <:D

The question is, does Follow Your Heart brand have casein? Daiya is the only option I've found that doesn't, while still melting and tasting pretty good. I'm not vegan. I'm not even vegetarian. But casein and I have issues.

Daiya not-cheese makes for pretty tasty pierogies, mac'n'cheese, quesadillas, and grilled-cheese sandwiches. At least, tasty to me. The latter two are annoying using shreds; I wish they sold a block form.

(The term's a play on "To Do" list.)

Yes! They can. I refer you to the recent Captain America, which digitally altered the Cap's size through all of his pre-Cap scenes. (The actor has a name, but I'm too lazy to Google.) You can find video of the process; it's pretty amazing.