I like his work, but with the exception of Into Thin Air, he inserts himself into his books way too much. I wonder how he'll relate himself to this case?

As long as Talenti Eggnog Gelato is allowed to exist then everything is fine.

So part of her defense of her father is saying that if he drugged them then they couldn't remember? She'll stipulate to drugging? At best, he's a serial philanderer (with a stash of pills). At worst, yeah, I'm pretty it's much worse.

I had a miscarriage over the summer and found the entire process of aftercare incredibly frustrating. I have a health care background and have been a systems navigator so I'm a good advocate for myself but it made me really fear for the people who haven't been trained to hear medical information.

Aaron Paul and I went to the same high school. We'll ignore the fact that it wasn't at the same time.

A friend once referred to her corgi as a "pony keg on legs." I think that's pretty accurate. Perhaps the corgis can be on frilly leashes instead?

I guess I should make mac n'cheese tonight. I knew I bought all that cheese for a reason...

I've never watched the Bachelor so I really don't know, but is the one in red wearing a Baywatch swimsuit? Is it just me?

It seriously happens all the time. That and people having to ask their friends/spouse what they like to drink. It's ridiculous.

No kidding. Not to make light of a crappy situation for her but I've been working too much and would enjoy couch/cat/snack time. Even a couple days. My probably not infected boyfriend can sleep elsewhere.

He looks older. I'm 42 and I think he looks too old for me (I might be in denial of my age).

I am very mindful of how fast I talk. Especially when I leave professional voicemails. My tone isn't overly girly or high but I look young and I want to sound polished at work. Perception issues are funny.

I used to help people apply for medicaid and long term health care benefits for their children with disabilities (among other things). I can relate; so many days there were NO solutions for them. Now I work for a ballet company, the problems are much smaller.

Right there with you. But my ballet training is super confused by this (also, I'm old). I could never.

A handheld cheese grater, kinda like they use at the Olive Garden. Mine is about 20 years old, the best $5 I've ever spent at the kitchen outlet store.

The Boulder Humane Society does pop culture names. I looked once and all the cats were Game of Thrones characters. Or book names. My cat was Huey when I got him, they were in a musical phase and I can only guess that he was named after Huey Lewis. He is no longer named Huey.

No, not even. Which is why it's weird (well, weirder than wanting to rewrite history). It's smack in the Denver metro area. The succession counties were Northern Colorado.

Years ago when I was actually working at a DV agency, I had gone hiking and banged up my legs. The office manager told me that I shouldn't wear skirts until they went away. I understood, to a degree, but it was weird to be slightly shamed for sending the wrong message when it was supposed to be such a supportive…

Exactly. If your defense is, "I grab ass all the time and no one cares!" then you really should rethink your life.

It's great that the restaurant is supportive. I worked at a place (owned by a total dudebro) where the bouncers weren't allowed to kick someone out for putting their hand up your skirt but the owner would buy them a drink for their trouble instead. Such a jerk.