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No, I don’t think that’s it — I think what’s particularly puzzling and unusual about this part is that the Nanny seems to be describing herself as a ‘LATIN’ woman, not ‘Latina’, which is....unusual, to say the least (or at least it seems that way, to this Latina. The question we often seem to be having among ourselves

I remember this one! I think someone in the bride’s family (perhaps her mother? or sister?) wanted her to wear it with the panels, but she finally stood her ground and wore it without. (It wouldn’t be my style or choice personally, but I like when these woman pick what they like and not what others in their party want

is that from Heathers? (‘Gag me with a wooden spoon!’) That movie left such an impression on high school me! :-)

Thank you for including that link to the backstory— it made me full on tear up as well :-) I hope that little boy fulfills either of his wishes!

*But since this was in Miami, it was most likely a Pitbull-tinged song that thumped over the speakers! (Never cared that much for Pitbull until i started Zumba and discovered how many songs he's in or produced, etc. Same with J-Lo. Some seriously booty-shaking stuff!)

Yes!! That's a really good one, I didn't even realize that one you pointed it out - I go to the beach every weekend and I told my beach mate the other day, 'we need to buy some sun tan lotion'. Trivia points for that one!

Love everything about your story — the puffy sticker, your resourcefulness at salvaging the puffy sticker, your friend's Prince button, it's just all too much! (Bonus points for 'jean jacket', no one seemed to call denim jackets back then!)

I was in 4th grade, my sister in 3rd in 1984. We were fascinated by all things Prince and made to sure to know all of the VERY IMPORTANT things about him (so you know: his real name, where he hailed from, height, birthday, lady loves! I selected a purple Trapper Keeper in solidarity!) So to this day, I happily rattle

Yes, and it also seems to make him look more like Jon Bon Jovi (IMO).

The name Otis reminds me of the Ned Beatty's silly and goofy character in the Christopher Reeve 'Superman' movies that I loved as a child. It's not a name I think of often but I really like it! I don't know any Otises IRL.

I know you're not a Billy J. fan, but if you ever happen to catch his 'Last Concert at Shea' on TV or such, do consider checking it out — it's a well-done rockumentary featuring various interviews with him, his friends, family, etc. His music may not be for everyone, but he really is a talented musician. The interview

It doesn't just happen in back alley clinics — read this story about an Irish woman who traveled to NYC for a facelift at a Central Park clinic and died from the procedure. She wanted to surprise her husband, who thought she was simply going on a business trip. She, too, left young children behind. http://www.independe

Re) Point 2 — Rob Lowe did write a memoir a few years ago called, Stories I only Tell My Friends (http://www.amazon.com/Stories-Only-T…) and it did have a few interesting stories (who he dated, his upbringing, how he met his long-time love and wife, the movies he worked on, etc.) It did feature some nice strolls down

I do wonder if you're onto something. I've read other articles which lay out various theories and one similar to yours is mentioned (tying in Maggie's family, namely her dad). There was that scene earlier in the season when Maggie and Marty are visiting her family, while their daughters are out playing on the lake.

Baldwin.

Jez posted an article about Michelle and Cara a few days ago and this was the source:

Does anyone remember the interview Victoria did with Allure a few years ago in which the reporter asked the following:

Sorry you have such a shitty experience, that's really upsetting. I wonder if going to a Planned Parenthood might bring you some sympathetic ears — I mention them because I, too, had an indifferent gyno. Right around the time I went off BC, I lost my job and therefore, had no insurance, so i ended up going to a PP.

Damn, Skippy! You called that just right.

They were the first thing I noticed when Drake appeared onstage during his recent gig hosting SNL. It made me think, 'Hmmm, a bit dated.' They're a good-looking boot, but they've been around forever - they make you yearn for something different, new.