Three men in my office have sent me the NY Times article so far this morning.

Cosmo is actually just another porn magazine glamorizing and legitimizing a dangerous lifestyle — pushing readers to try violent, group or anal sex

In the back of his car, police found a shovel, knives, a bulletproof vest, bleach, trash bags, sledgehammers, and axes

#same

More established white artists have always happened to be interested in experiences that aren’t theirs. If art is about perspective, it’s also always about power: the production of it, the reclamation of it, and the violent reversal of that rebellion, too.

I know that SleepCycle mutes everything when it’s active. Which is actually pretty great. No buzzing, no pings - even if I leave the sound “on”

She continued: “I think when it comes to mothers and breastfeeding, we need to consider that mothers are people, they do things.”

Having lived in Irvine for most of my college years, this surprises me not at all.

She also says “ring” out her hair in the article, as opposed to “wring.”

I have a great IKEA story:

what on earth is happening in this gif!!

Wouldn’t be surprised, given the abrupt send off of Burke earlier on.

I should also note - graduate hall directors are grad students, typically in the school of social work or student affairs (I wasn’t in either of those schools). But these grad students *SHOULD* be better equipped to handle these situations in a more productive, nuanced, and sensitive way.

As a former graduate hall director at Columbia, I’m cringing. This is not what we were supposed to be responding to in the first place, and the lack of training around these situations make for horrible, awkward responses like this one. Get your shit together, Columbia.

Ugh - this is so late, but I had to share: day two of an overnight work retreat.

Thanks!! That was a super helpful response - especially since I also find glamglow super drying. I recently fell in love with a Korres sample so I've been all about the skincare. I'll check out that lipstick too!

God, the last time I was in a Sephora I used the app to scan my card and the check out dude goes, "Oh! VIB Rogue!" and I was just like, "Ha ha... Yeah." I mean, he was super nice I was just suddenly confronted with how much money I spend on products and make up.

If you were going to splurge on a skin product, what would it be? How about a lipstick?

At least you giggled eventually!! I consider my work here done.

Ha, thanks. I'll save that for after work, maybe :)