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Can’t star this enough.

It really is beautiful work. I’m so impressed!

My BFF works for the Court now; if she mentions seeing the collar, I’ll come back and let you know!

I had the luck of attending a law school I’d worked for as an undergrad. They’d known me, off and on, for about 10 years, some of them. The Dean of Students was actually my first boss out of college. It was weird and comforting all at the same time.

Off-topic: I was warned by several professors that I did not have the proper temperament for court or handling difficult opposing counsel. With my propensity for sarcasm in the courtroom, my resting bitch face, and my unwillingness to deal with “stupid people”, it was gently suggested that I do other things.

Salads in jars. I’m ... a little weird? So I like to pack mine to look like a rainbow. There are tons of Pinterests with salad ideas, but:

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Neither does not signing it, depending upon to whom you send it.

Can you do an article on not tanking your own finances while trying to help insolvent parent(s)? Because that’s my life...

Absolute message control. If the Duggars are good at one thing, it’s micro-management of their image. Right up ‘til this FOIA thing slapped them in the face, and I’m sure they’re pissed they didn’t make off with the original police report that started this whole damn thing.

Bean, cheese and spinach burrito; or, if lacking tortillas, beans, cheese and spinach.

At one of my prior positions, we held a camps, including sleep-away. We had to explain to parents (these very wealthy, extraordinarily Type-A and sometimes Important People Parents) that we would not be drugging their children, because the child in question did not actually have a condition that required medication.

I think everyone is still taking it in.

I have to admit: This made me bust out the gut laugh. Maybe it was also some finally-arisen shock laughter from looking and trying to decipher all the psychology of that picture... I’m stuck again.

“... to watch the wreck in person.” FTFY.

Depends on what the contract says. Morality clauses are a thing...

He must be VIRULENTLY upset by all those hechshers all over the damn place, then.

It really does depend on the situation. I, for one, am not going to make multiple meals but once I know that a child absolutely does not like something - after having tried it - I’m not going to start a battle about “eating all of it.” But I’m also not going to go the noodles-with-butter-only or

Martyred Moms, topping the charts with their new album, I Gave Up Everything For You.

Second being, “You just need to forgive.” Uh, well, it’d be nice if she were sorry, but since she’s not sorry and, in fact, has continued with the emotional manipulation and martyr syndrome, it’s kind of hard to get over.