Right? She actually looks pretty great.

I feel the same way of the woman who presents the Plinko game on Price Is Right. That job makes dreams come true.

Cool, thanks! I must say this cover doesn't do much to justify the $12 price tag but the other ones in your link really get your attention. I wonder if stores like Zara who cater to younger people (the demographic) and are introducing home decor to North America (for younger people's tastes) will help the advertising…

I can't believe I'v never heard of this magazine. For people who like it, what makes it better/different than others?

Not necessary but I'm glad she did. Damn.

"It also saddens me to see that so many readers (at least commenters) are taking this post as an excuse to not live up to their potential."

But 'having it all' never originally meant based on what you personally want. Whenever a woman would say "I actually 'just' want to be a mom'", there were accusations (from other women) of cowering to the patriarchy and that you were holding women back. Actually, I would even say that there are still talks of this…

Well, maybe if women had read the brilliant work of Erica Kane in her own memoir called 'Having It All', they would have seen that she said "You can have it all, just not at once." (for people who aren't versed in All My Children-speak, that was a semi-joke.)

I thought you literally meant french fries and ketchup.

I agree. It's as if she think the only two people who exist in the world are white women and black women. Over the course of my life, I've seen thousands of Asian, Mexican, Persian, Egyptian, etc women "thoughtlessly" use braids for their hair when they were having a bad hair day. And as braids have become more trendy…

I was watching CNN the other day and I read a poll that 53% of Americans are "angry" at Obama for the shutdown and 57% are "angry" at the dems. As a Canadian, that number seemed surprising (high) to me, so I'm wondering what specifically more liberal people are angry at and what they wished Obama would do differently.

Right, and there's nothing stopping you from bringing a bag of chips or bag of candy from home.

Yeah, you've got some issues here, girl, and they have nothing to do with me. There is no reason that comment should have created that reaction from you, but I do sincerely wish you well.

Honestly, I think this just was a communication problem. Military people, especially military men , look at scenarios as 'problems' they need to 'fix'. So when you started showing interest in his exercise, discussed your own routine, baby weight, and how you don't have time for anything more intense, he probably…

"I know that lipo is virtually useless on your stomach because so much of it is either under muscle or more fat from near your ribcage will just slowly sink and take its place; if you've genuinely lost as much as you can and stayed at that weight and don't plan on having kids, some specialists can remove a fair amount…

As someone who worked at pretty much every clothing retail job (Costa Blanca, Le Chateau, Hollister, BCBG, etc), they all do bag checks. Why? Because many employees really do love to steal. And it wasn't just the lowly people; we had to check the manager's bags as well, so it was pretty fair.

LOL Seriously. I really think it's become the new douche call, replacing "What's your sign?"

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, because that is one of the first things guys seem to love to ask me. The next time a guy does this, I'm just going to point and yell "JEW KILLER" and run away.

LOL You can do whatever you want, but when you make comments on a site, people will respond accordingly (in this case not agreeing with your opinion); that's kinda how this whole internet thingy works.

Clip-ins for special occasions, yo. They look the most natural when you use a barrel iron to give them a loose wave because your hair and the extension hair blend in better.