This is what I think of when you mention the tv series "On Our Own":

Fuck

Northern Californis? Perhaps West Contra Costa County?

That made me cackle. I heard it in the voice of the man who sells monogrammed thermoses. (Or was I imagine his voice to be—nasal and whiny.)

That looks far better than the tee shirt the woman in front of me at Safeway was wearing. It was emblazoned with the words:

Yup. He loves me like I'm his own. His son with Whozit didn't know that I'm not his half-sibling until he was about sixteen. Whozit on the other hand, was indignant that I implored my dad to take care of my disabled brother (his kid with my mom who had passed away) so that I could recuperate from surgery.

My stepdad (whom I love despite all of his human frailties) has been with the trick he left my mom for for forty years. Trick is the nicest thing I could possibly refer to her as. Loathe that see ya next Tuesday.

Linda Tripp was a loathsome bit of flesh, but if not for her telling Monica to save that dress and its evidence, Bill would have accused Monica of lying like Paula Jones, et. al.

I found out through Facebook that a friend had quietly gotten married. I was so thrilled not to have been invited and had the expense of flying across country for the festivities that I happily and gladly contributed to the couple's fundmyhoneymoon.com fund.

Cherry chocolate Crystal Geyser sparkling water was awesome.

My name would have been Urquhart had I been a boy. A proud Scottish name for an African American. Nope, I don't inderstand it either.

That is the most John Hughes story ever. Is the girl wearing the crown Molly Ringwald?

I suggested this film in another post before I saw your recommendation. Yes, "Of Human Bondage," should be required viewing for any true fan.

So many from which to choose.

Keep hanging on. When you make it through the shit storm with your husband far behind you, you'll be so proud of yourself.

You probably aren't, but that is exactly how I felt about "American Hustle." Completely overrated.

You're not alone. The first few looked like the wettest farts ever.

Rushed perfectly describes the storyline post break. Characters were too quickly and easily dispatched (the witch hunters), resurrected (almost everybody), killed again (ditto), and lets not forget blinded and resighted.