This happened to me when I was babysitting. I was in a complete panic, almost to the point of screaming the little boy's name, imagining the phone call to parents, the court case, everything. I found him asleep in his parents room.

You don't need to feel ashamed of anything. As you've stated, the adults are the people failing in their duties to all the young people in your district. It's on them, not you.

They all did much better than I would do in the presence of Miss Piggy. I love her but she has always scared me a little bit.

Think of all the people who donated small sums like yours; I was one of them. Komen enrage so many people; people who gave large and people who gave big.

Thank you for reminding me of this. I've just gone to the yelp review page and had a good laugh.

Much good it's done Komen. The Forced-Birther crowd want their money back; they don't want it to go on "baby killing".

Wiggle is the missing word. I was laughing too much as I typed.

LOL. The he does before opening the chair is perfect.

Juicy tidbit! I think it's hilarious. They're being advised to sue Komen for fraud. We all know what the FB crowed can be like when they're riled.

The Forced-Birthers who made donations based on Komen's decision to defund PP, want their money back.

Komen has become a political organisation; a right wing political organisation. Many women who've taken part in Komen activities did so for reasons that were not political.

This is part of an email I received from PP today. I made a donation yesterday.

I'm unemployed too. I'm sure PP appreciate every cent you gave.

Just donated and it felt good. Yay, I've just contributed to the deaths of babies!

Represent from the UK.

Brad. I think he's aging without drama and there's not a hint of botox. I went off Lowe when he showed himself in real life to be as unlike Sam Seaborne as it is possible to be. Not a good reason to dislike him I know, but there it is.

That was an extremely good episode. I actually felt a bit sorry for Sherlock, though of course, there was no need. And he wouldn't thank me for it.

I have read the book and seen the orginal BBC series. BBC Radio also did a dramatisation of it. The film is a good effort but I think it fails to really get the story across. I only understood what was going on because I have a decent grasp of the story. There is so much going on in the book and the film tries to…

As a childless spinster who has looked after children, I think you are doing one of the hardest jobs of all.

The basic cook I am today is purely down to the Home Ec classes I took in the 1980s.