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Stella is the last perfume I bought. I love it. Unfortunately, my husband thinks that everything smells like "bug spray" so I haven't worn it in a long time. Glad I only bought the rollerball at Sephora.

That little man is the just the cutest! He looks so happy! (Except for that one pic.) I love it and am so happy they have each other.

Good for you! I love assembling things. A funny story popped into my mind while reading this. Right before they got married, my cousin bought a TV stand and a desk from Target as a gift for her soon to be husband. We got the notion to assemble them for him as a surprise. So we took everything to the house they had…

Yum. That sounds so good! I've never baked rice before, now I am intrigued......

I always get the "Who the fuckity fuck does this lady think she is?" feeling.

Since I am about eight years late to the party, I FINALLY started watching the epic masterpiece that is Arrested Development. I have no idea what rock I was under or if there was something else on opposite AD when it was on, but I love it and cannot believe I missed out on such a great show.

That is so amazingly cute! I may make an attempt to replicate this with my husband (who is in culinary school) and one of our Dachshunds. (When you don't have kids, the next step is to victimize, er, dress up one of the pets!)

This is so old and the quality is awful, but it remains as one of my favorites. (Probably because the orange cat looks like my Nemo and he does stuff like this.)

We got them with our package. I actually hated them, but it wasn't the photographer's fault. I had gone to my mom's hair dresser and asked for very loose curls/waves and ended up looking like Little Bo Peep. My outfit wasn't right and my make-up was all wrong.

I'm a fan of Prilosec OTC. It always works, but the generic is crap. That ravioli sounds good. I wish we had a Trader Joe's closer to our home!

Thanks! That does look interesting. I think I will check it out. It's not always easy to find historical/social science books that are good/well written and written by someone who actually knows what they are talking about.

Thanks! I understand. I have the same kind of Internet police where I work. When I read that someone is posting from work, I am always mystified.

Eeep! I think you may have fallen victim to a Gawker glitch as your comment was directed towards me. Definitely no kids in my house! LOL!

Slightly O/T- Any recommendations for a book on the origins of Halloween and how it eventually became what it is today? I know enough to cover the basics, but I want to know more. (I really should have been an Anthropologist.)

I'll be Beavis to your Butthead.

Yeah, I'm not even religious and it offends me!

Yeah. You and every single one of us. It'll be a party!

Because your parents are actually intelligent people? That would be my guess.

Ugh. Talk about bait and switch!