No more rhyming, I mean it!

Also, the Cranberries.

We are not dealing with a simple misunderstanding or differences in language.

My story about my daughter and the can of beans was poorly told.

According to Variety, actress Emma Corrin, who portrays the late princess in season four of Netflix’s Emmy-winning drama The Crown,

Politics aside, the baseline guide I use is: Would I have been fired for doing this at work? In this case, absolutely. No “cancel culture” (which isn’t a thing) here, just a employee getting fired for being a fuck up. If it weren’t for his socio-economic position this wouldn’t even be a discussion.

It occurs that this whole “you have to pay to watch it now, but on the plus side you now get special features!” thing they’re trumpeting sounds awfully like a DVD box set. Except minus the fact that once I’ve put down the cash for my DVD box set I don’t have to worry about someone eventually coming into my house,…

I’m confused why everyone thinks we SHOULDN’T prioritize schools and teachers? We should be shutting down restaurants and bars and ensuring schools stay open. It’s been documented that kids are falling behind, and this is affecting poorer and minority students without access to resources more than other kids.

Seriously!  These are the one thing I’ll deep fry per year because of the stank.

Rugrats Chanukah special is the only correct answer here...

I mean Donald Trump helped Kevin in the same movie, where in real life he would just call his good friend Jeffrey Epstein to give Kevin a ride.

The article mentions that the island is a point of surveillance.  I’m of the mind that Julia Child, and in turn TV cooking in general had a hand in popularizing the island. My local PBS shows her early series on occasion, and my kitchen is strikingly similar to the layout you see in the 1963 The French Chef set.

I’d argue less for the island as status symbol but more of a practical move for women (or any household head) to multitask and be included in family life. As a mother living in a fairly untouched 100 year old craftsman in Oakland I can tell you our kitchen was built as a lonely, isolated room. Women were originally…

Ya know the ol’ sayin’....no kitchen is an island.

“And the one and only time that he did try to kiss me, I said, ‘No. Bill, you’re my friend.’ He goes, ‘You’re right. Good night.’

But steamed hams aren’t steamed, they’re called steamed hams despite the fact that they are obviously grilled.

Closing schools when so much else in our society is open is what bothers me and goes against logic. Schools have not been identified as a significant place of transmission (unlike gyms, indoor dining, theatres and churches), and being in school can be very important for the health of children. In addition, there are…

When the kids don’t go to school where do they go? They stay home. Who watches the kids? A parent. A parent who, in many cases, has to work to make ends meet. Sometimes, these parents are healthcare workers, first responders, essential workers.