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OMG the blazer! 1995...I was 15.... I had a grey blazer, no lapels, with a sparkly single button. Totally old lady style. I LOVED that fucking blazer. Wore it with almost anything. That and the authentic Navy leather bomber jacket I stole from my dad (who got it from a friend who was a fighter pilot).

Counterpoint: CK One, the Axe body spray of the Clinton years.

Her mother was a songwriter for Dolly (and others in Nashville) back in the day.

Thank you for your journalistic integrity.

As a plus-size woman, I *want* some boring-ass, basic clothes that fit. Everything I see that’s specifically for plus-size (looking at you, Lane Bryant) is unnecessarily ruffled, bedazzled, laced, or has cut-outs. I just want a goddamn white t-shirt that covers my hips and ass. Thank god for Old Navy and Lands End. 

So what’s the best watch with Wear OS? 

Today is my 14th anniversary. My husband and I are doing just fine; we’ve never cheated, never broken up, and we are atheists. I get the whole “it works for me!” thing, but I don’t like the implication that whatever “it” is will work for everyone else. There is no one solution that works for everyone, especially when

I just traded mine in on Saturday for a Subaru Crosstrek. Best. Decision. Ever.

Hi! Are you me?? Because that is seriously my wardrobe right now. I’m going through my closet and dresser getting rid of stuff I don’t wear anymore, and besides a couple pairs of jeans and hoodies, almost everything else is dresses, leggings and long cardigans. And like you said, because you’re wearing a dress,

12 year difference here (38/50). Fun fact: my husband is closer in age to my mother than to me. He is also one month younger than my aunts (twins). It doesn’t seem to bother anyone. I don’t see what the issue is, especially when they’re both consenting adults. And everyone knows that women emotionally mature faster

PT Cruisers.

I drive one (needed a car, my mechanic had this one to sell me for what I had). It’s terrible in every way. The sight lines suck. The seats (front and rear) are worse than church pews. The 4-cylinder engine is woefully underpowered. The cargo space is far too small (and what’s with the light back there?

Princess Diana’s ring was made by Garrard’s and was part of their regular collection. So custom isn’t always the best. Just look at Emily Rataj...howeveryouspellthat’s ring.

They do. Officially, she is Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. That is her name. Or, Meghan Mountbatten-Windsor if she wants to feel like a normie. Same goes for Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.

The media refers to them by their maiden names because, I don’t know, laziness? Not trying to fuck up a royal title?

If anyone who goes there is bored, I will gladly take their place. I’ll bring a suitcase full of yarn and knitting needles and make all the things. It sounds heavenly.

I have a cat named Purrkins.

Explain what? That my brother’s a moron and shouldn’t be allowed to drive? I thought that was obvious.

So, if I’m reading this correctly, minivan owners (Toyota Sienna, I’m lookin’ at you) need extra help to know what gear they’re in, whereas better car drivers don’t need the help and have a straight gate. Makes sense. My brother drives a Sienna.

She was born the same year as me (1980), so she’s almost 38. 

I’ve been a customer for 5.5 years. I love it. Never switching. Ever.

I wear my bluetooth headphones around the house, mainly, listening to music and audiobooks as I do chores. I like not having to have my phone tethered to me (especially since I don’t always have a pocket to put it in), nor do I worry about the cord getting caught on a doorknob or hook. My headphones (Anker SoundBuds