On its face it doens’t seem like a prodding question but think about hearing it in a work setting and you can see how condescending it is. Can you picture someone asking it to you? I’m sure you’ve never asked someone else at work that question, and certainly not someone older. The question is more something you ask a…

That is 100% fake, friend. 

Emily — Is your boyfriend’s name also abbreviated to “E. Price”? I ask because the map image is credited to E. Price, but it seems from your article that your bf took the screenshot. Wouldn’t that mean he gets the image credit?

The benefit of the curtain isn’t just the pool but that you’re dealing with less of a sandy mess.

Love this idea. Just make sure to fill in the hole when you’re done so sea turtles don’t get stuck in them. :-)

Kourtney also went to and gradated from college, fwiw.

Asa two-time breastfeeder, I approve everything in this message. Especially the washing of pump parts/nipple shields/bottles and the filling of her water before being asked.

I was just about to star you when you dissed Sandi. She rules! She’s given new life to QI.

All the stars.

I just successfully used it! We’ll see if the order gets cancelled but it’s confirmed for now!

I just successfully used it! We’ll see if the order gets cancelled but it’s confirmed for now!

I don’t know anything about this show but what is the clear take-away for me from that video in the post is that no one should ever GET HIS WIFE DISH TOWELS FOR A PRESENT. It is total BS. Why not throw in a vacuum and some TP and Windex?

The Guardian published “The Diabolical Genius of the Baby Advice Industry,” in which Oliver Burkeman argues that parents, particularly brand new ones, are a unique prey.

Stefon had a more refined plan.

That “How to Entertain Your Child While Lying Down” post is probably the most helpful thing I’ve read on any site this year.

This is exactly what stood out to me, too. I hate this deregulation and love chickens, but if I saw that eggs were organic, I would assume it meant they were fed a certain diet and not that it had anything to do with their living conditions.

Also Danielle Evans who I’ve seen at least weekly in my New York and Company emails for YEARS. I think I saw her in another commercial ad recently too but I forget which store. I can’t attach images anymore but she’s googleable!

“especially the inner cords of the blinds that are harder to see,”

Seriously. When we were trying to get pregnant I ordered one of this boxes of test strips from Amazon that included 50 ovulation strips and 20 pregnancy strips and it cost like $20. I used them (and some paper cups I had at home) for both pregnancies and it could not have been easier and more accurate. Those plastic…

That’s fair. I didn’t catch that bit where she asked for examples.

I assume you’re just being difficult but I’ll answer anyway — both of those options are technically correct if you’re referring to someone with nerve damage. But if you were actually writing about someone with nerve damage you’d never say “she feels badly” nor “she feels poorly.” You’d write something like “Nerve…