If she loves doing Pilates and would enjoy a series of classes on it, then it's a very sweet and thoughtful thing to sign her up for some good training outside of home. Go for it!

Thank you for my best Sunday laugh :-) Maybe it's just a page format that you can cut and paste text into so it LOOKS like a screenshot? To the Mystery Machine!

No, not off topic at all- that's exactly why I said free pilates would be nice, as it would be generous! Signing up for separate specific classes like that is super-pricey. I'd still wonder why he was so insistent I exercise more.

Or you could say, "I really want to learn how to box" and punch him in the face. You could just say that you were practicing what you saw online.

The text of AA is very good in its most simple message, which is to sort out your life once you're physically clean/sober, and help another person. These days it's more the exception for someone to be a straight-up alcoholic aka with no drugs in their story. Times have changed since that text was written, and although…

Surrender what? Their white laundry? I don't live in NYC anymore; please help me.

What is going on here with dictionary cut-and-paste? Wolves, I'm more concerned that you're down to 26% of your battery power. Go find your USB and don't think one more minute about Sean Hairpiece sorry Hanity's use of words.

If a man I was dating said, "Guess what? I've signed you up for a course of Pilates classes!", I'd have a few thoughts. First, "Hey, free Pilates? Nice!", then, "Hang on, are you suggesting I need to get more exercise? Well, fuck you."

You're welcome! When you get clean (somehow I have a really good feeling that you're going to make it), you can help some of your friends that are using. I always meet people who end up bringing in friends, significant others, family... I went to a meeting tonight (I go to AA; it's just what works for me) and there…

Speaking as a sober person (16 years in November), thank you for sharing your experience. There's so much misunderstanding about addicts. You're very clear about what's happening with your life; I'd be worried if you had some denial. I echo the sentiment to be safe, and I'd feel preachy saying "I hope you get clean"…

Oh, you youngsters. Check out Faye Dunaway's wardrobe in THE ORIGINAL 1968 Thomas Crowne Affair. Trust me. Plus, Steve McQueen is Faye's co-star. Sorry, Rene and Pierce. You just don't measure up.

OMFG! It took a whole 44 minutes for a post insulting KG's appearance! I think that's a record for holding off. Progress, people. Progress.

OMFG, I just had the BEST IDEA. She needs to get fixed up with this guy:

OMFG, I just had the BEST IDEA. She needs to get fixed up with this guy:

I thought two woolly caterpillars had crawled onto his face and stayed there.

It makes sense they'd change it. It seems like this movie really touched a lot of people, so that's a good thing.

I agree! For once, a beautiful fit for her that still accentuated her curves and made her look elegant and lovely. I agree a deep color or jewel tone would have been better, but still, she really nailed it. There's nothing to criticize, so I hope there's no shit about her in the press.

I just said the same thing! Come on, tailoring the shirt to fit her properly would have gone a long way to helping the look of this outfit.

The part that really kills me is the shirt buttoned all the way up to the top. It eliminates her neck; it could have been opened up to create a graceful line so she doesn't look like a little blonde head popped on top of an ill-fitting pink button-down. In general, that shirt doesn't fit... the shoulders are pulling…

Oh, man... neck up, she is absolutely stunning, legs are endless and gorgeous, but that onesie... NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As Michael Kors would have said on Project Runway, "That crotch is INSANE."