This will forever be the best dog and baby video.

I really think this is a case of "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." But people rarely listen when you tell them they have to change the way they're playing the game to change the outcome, because it's easier to keep doing the same thing over and over and over again and hoping…

But if you have no experience and you haven't landed a job thus far, maybe it's time to try something different - like getting some experience, even if on a volunteer basis. I don't think it's a question of going back to school and investing four more years of your life into a different degree (and also, most schools…

Contrary to what everyone said, I don't necessarily agree that it will get better if you don't do something about it. The economy sucks, it's true, and that's not your fault. However, the longer you're unemployed out of school and doing nothing, the weirder it looks to your potential employers. You need to look around…

*crosses fingers* sorry for all the weird phrasings in my original reply... I'm kinda drunk.

I decided to wait instead of induce on my crunchy mama doctor's advice (apparently, there is no real reason to induce before you start contractions on your own if there are no medical concerns, except for the doctor to avoid a potential lawsuit), and ended up giving birth at 43 weeks, after my water broke on its own.…

I'm turning 29 in a month (avatar is a recent picture of 1/2 of my face) and I started noticing some lines around my eyes and a stress line on the inside of my eyebrows (I make a disapproving expression a LOT). Despite generally believing in my own fabulousness, I felt insecure about them, until my husband caught me…

I'm sure that's gonna make someone who's worried about lines feel so much better! Way to go! "Oh, you're feeling insecure about this problem? I don't know what that problem's like at all!" How wonderful.

Do you guys have any funny webcomics or pictures? My husband is away on business and my son just wants to be outside playing with the dogs, and I'm kinda sad and reading XKCD to cheer me up. This is the funniest one I've seen so far.

This might be terrible advice, but I always eat, watch sad movies, listen to sad music, and cry. Once I've gotten it all out, I go on with my life. Maybe hole yourself in your house and take a couple sad days - give yourself a time period, maybe 48 hours? - and then, when it's over, leave the house. I've called out of…