Seriously! We made some great PSAs in the 80s and early 90s. I still so vividly remember that “your brain on drugs” one with the brain made of wires that goes on the fritz.

Oh god yes! There’s someone on facebook I can’t drop who places #mama at the end of everything she posts. I mean really? “Baby at some cake today #mama” “I made everyone a healthy dinner tonight #mama”

I love that skit! I thought about it when I posted - ooooh how I longed that SOMETHING in that unit had been avocado!!

We had lots of beige/brown/dusty rose furniture in the 80s. So I definitely remember those colours but there was also a lot of pink on the walls and ugly wallpaper- which eventually was put aside for early 90s hunter green. Though I feel like my parents might have been anomalous. We had a primary blue velour sofa with…

Our condo building was built in 1986. We bid on more than one unit, one of which had a salmon pink bathtub with salmon pink tiling, a lot of 'bronze' and floral wallpaper everywhere. The unit we ended up buying had been repainted and had a white bathtub but still had that horrid pink tiling in the shower. I remember…

Congratulations! I’m only 7 weeks along right now. Not barfy, but a little bit of regular nausea here and there. I am so fucking burby though. I have never burped this much in my life. Also - I am having what I can only describe as uterine nausea... soooo terrible

accordingto hit the nail on the head here. You need to find a different trainer. Look for one who is certified (CCPDT-KA ideally) and who has good reviews. Training style is technically a personal choice- but I am a strong proponent of positive reinforcement training and a prong-collar is probably not necessary if you…

I feel you here. So much. I was also a victim of my equivalent middle-school “They.” Their cruelty seems universal... God it was such a terrible time!

I'm not a fan of They're Real either. None of the Benefit mascaras seem to work well on me. I did stick it out with the Bad Gal for a while because I was gifted a big tube and I was too lazy to go find another.

Same. It drives my husband insane - and I TRY to remember! I really do! But I have such a mental block about closing things like that. I realize that it would take me no time at all to make sure that the jar is closed or the medicine cabinet is closed but gah - I just don't think about it. We have an armoire door that…

I just... I can't stop thinking of this:

This isn't good naked.

Oh her actual 'coat'... They have fur like a husky. It gets ridiculously thick and dense in the winter. That said - my neighbour has this coat for her puggle: http://www.chillydogs.ca/index.php/prod… and some pretty heavy duty boots and he seems to do okay!

Yeah... it's waterproof which made me doubly upset while I tried to fix my raccoon eyes in the bathroom. I have a 40 minute walk to work and I refused to take transit on a feels like -33 day. So really, my tip should have been "drive or take transit" but yunno...

This isn't cold weather gear but is still appropriate.... Coldest-Southern-Ontarian-February-since-1978 cold weather makeup tip: if you are walking anywhere do NOT put your mascara on before you leave the house, do it elsewhere, later. I learned this the hard way when eyes started watering from the cold wind and my…

I actually did this for 3 years between my sulfate-containing (and crunchy horrible hair) and now sulfate-free (and softer, so much less frizz) shampoo life. I dunno what happened but after 3 years it just kinda stopped working for me... It was soooo cheap to maintain my hair when it was working though. My husband…

Same here for my wavy hair. Sulfate free shampoo allllll the way...

My corgi is a hazard. It is true... especially when I am in the kitchen chopping carrots (which she loves to bits). Regarding the weaving between the legs thing. This comes out a ton in their play with other dogs, particularly larger ones. When they are wrestling and running together the corgi tends to roll…

It's not necessarily a problem everywhere in the Caribbean - there are still several places where no-one is allowed 'ownership' of the beach and it is free for everyone (locals included) to use, even when there is a resort. St. Lucia, for example. Cognizant travel is important.

I think it would depend on where you go. Certain areas (Holguin) aren't as built up as other major tourist spots (Varadero) but it's hard to find prime beach space that isn't full of resorts or in the process of building new ones. Cuba also suffers from the same problems many other Caribbean nations have with resorts…