not sangria and not exactly punch, but-

wow, literally just the other day I was wondering about what happened to Clearly Canadian and whether it was still available or not. I used to drink it all the time! I had totally forgotten about New York Seltzer, though. Now I want both!

when you think about it- the Olsens are the only cast members of the show that didn’t really choose to be actors in the first place (they were babies when the show started, after all) so why would they want to go back to that? they did their tour in showbiz, made their bones and moved on a long time ago. It would have…

I have the red one. The color of the product is pretty true to the color on the end of the tube, just very sheer.

Clinique super rescue antioxidant night moisturizer. Love this stuff. I use the dry/combo skin version but they also have an oily/combo skin formula.

everyone's going on about the pasties and the 'try-hard'ness of it all but I'm more fascinated by that bionic looking bong... Is that just me?

and that's saying something, considering the massive quantity that is coming out of his mouth...

"Even though we've guaranteed he won't be held responsible for his wife's death, he still claims he's impotent. Maybe we should sexually assault him, just to be sure?"

Or how about being that kid? Would the grandparents ever actually see the child as an individual or just some sort of reincarnation of their dead son?

yeah, I think I'm done with the Grim Yelp Reviews. thanks anyway.

I really enjoy this series.

the face of a petulant child.

but you don't mention whether she divorced her husband for running away. She divorced him for running away, right? Right?

or a baby?

blargh.

From this write-up it just feels like he's not only including models with disabilities (which is great) but that he's doing it in a So What/NBD kinda way (which makes it even better).

aaw, now I'm in the greys on the Muse? :( that makes me sad.

meh, practical-shmactical. my fantasy wardrobe has no need for practicality!

oh yeah, I'm not at all sophisticated enough to actually wear a coat like that. Which is fine since I can't afford it and don't have anywhere to wear it, anyway. I shall just gaze upon it longingly...

I'm not familiar with this designer but it sounds like he uses models with disabilities for his shows just as a routine thing and isn't necessarily making a huge deal about it? If so, then I'm really impressed.