Your 7 pairs of seamless (SEAMLESS, THANK HEAVENS) undies for $27 dollars pulls me back in every time I want to put off doing laundry for an extra week (i.e. every time I have to do laundry).
I like Aerie, but the butt isn’t big enough for me. I’ve switched over to Uniqlo for underwear, but the last time I was in Aerie I actually exclaimed out loud in the middle of the store, “That model has cellulite!” It honestly did make me genuinely happy to see, strangely enough.
They add a nice woody background flavor to lots of stews, broths, etc. Its not a strong flavor, more of an aftertaste. It really helps bring together all the different flavors you throw in, so that the dish ends up tasting much better than just the jumble of vegetables you started with.
Has anyone else watch the amazing documentary series 7 Up? It starts with seven-year-olds in Britain with the premise that who you are at age seven is who you will be. It checks in with these same children every seven years up to age 56. It shows just how rigid the British closest is and how mobility is unlikely.
From the shirt’s slogan, I have gathered a few things,
I like the skirts. Would wear.
I would totes get that pink elephant skirt but not because I’m a Republican. It’d be cute to wear to an Alabama game. Roll Tide!
I'm a fan of a funky print so those skirts are giving me mixed emotions.
Could you rent a home or condo somewhere (like on Homeaway or something) and bring a caregiver with you? I used to work as a caregiver in this capacity with Disney properties and condos in Orlando, and got a great vacation to the Caribbean with a family. The parent would get a chance to do things on their own and with…
Best moment of the entire night. I was squeeing so hard at him I completely missed the joke and had to go back and rewind when I saw my Twitter feed blow up.
And he got so mad too!!! So mad that the other boy was maybe standing where he was supposed to stand.
Not to discount the needs of employees, but isn’t it possible guests on the ship might need access to contraceptives? Do guests not get access anymore either? How would one make these available to guests while denying employees? How desperate would an employee have to be to approach a guest to sneak them these…
Great list. For less personal situations, I LOVE Craig Ferguson’s list and using it has helped me avoid unnecessary conflict:
I agree. Perhaps I was a bit overzealous in my wording but I’m sure you can appreciate that men in comedy are hardly held to the same standard - because they are not, by default, the standard bearers of progress
Yeah. I think a lot of men think that rape is only when some guy in a ski mask pulls you into the bushes at night. I had a situation where a guy I was having sex with removed his condom without my permission or knowledge. Technically that was an assault. I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t consider it to be one, though.
Kinda sad that people only know the gentrified, white Brooklyn. Most of bk is still not this. But Eva amurri grew up rich and coddled and in a beautiful, gentrified part so she needs to but the fuck up
I guess the part I don’t get is why she would write a whole post about this... No one really looks great, other than I guess it was oddly refreshing* that the husband just took charge and fired her and didn’t lob that over the fence for his wife to deal with when she got home. But other than that, this feels like a…
I nannied all through undergrad and part time in grad school. I learned early on not to work for the rich. I’d rather work a couple part time jobs throughout the week for chill families. Middle/upper middle class people pay what I need to live on, and are way more sane. What the nanny did (if true) was inappropriate…
Life lesson, don’t work as a nanny for parenting bloggers.