A lot o double door entrances in Wisconsin...I enjoy holding the next door open for my door holders. It’s usually only the men who seem embarrassed to have a woman holding the door for them, but their female companions get a kick out of it.

Was talking with my car insurance rep after I had, by their standards, totaled my car.

I worked catering for awhile, and we had to polish silverware before setting up for a served-dinner event. I didn't mind it, but it added at least an extra hour of work to any large event prep.

Also wondering if she found a slip. I spent months searching high and low for a (colorful) slip for my reception dress—and settled on a spanx-y version against my better judgement. That thing rode up to my waist every 45 minutes, and I was constantly running to the bathroom to give it a good yank. I was anxious for…

Vegas wedding—I bought an inexpensive, cute little dress with a silk overlay from BHLDN before we left. The dress reviewers warned that this silk overlay crinkled like all get-out, so I had called ahead to the hotel to check out their garment services. We dropped off the dress the night we got in so it'd be ready…

The swag is strong with this one.

Thank you for sharing. It's refreshing to read an honest and open post on polyamory—it gives me courage to pursue my own relationship ideals.

<3 My heart swells because Tom Hanks

My in-laws do the public facebook messaging—I chalk it up to their general un-hipness and glaring insecurities...

I think young folks do it because it feels good. It feels good to look good, to capture that moment—and for some—to share it with the world. It is self-obsession, which I think is to be expected with any young person trying to figure her/himself out.

Fun fact: I used to work as a photog in MKE. One Easter, I was mic-ing up Archbishop Dolan for our liveshot of Mass. He took one look at my 4 facial piercings and cracked that I had more jewelry than he did. Bling indeed, he had a few nice pieces on (I wonder if he took them off for the service...?)

I've watched the entire season twice, already. The second time to bring my husband in—now he sings the opening to me at least three times a day.

Great—this is similar to the Scott Walker/John Doe debacle with his own personal server. Though, from what I understand, Clinton's server wasn't explicitly forbidden at the time—while Walker's was. Could be an interesting/head-desking facet in these upcoming campaigns.

That sounds exciting—thanks for the tip!

Also, an excellent salad dressing: yogurt (as sugar free as you can find, I like Fage greek) with a dash of mustard. So much zingy taste, and it's relatively good for you.

I think national media holding him accountable will be helpful—he's skated by with little serious reporting from Milwaukee media, which consistently ranks as a mid-30 media market. But he does have deep pockets by connection with the Kochs and Adelson—take a look at his history.

That's true—the state statute is duplicative and outdated/overly broad. (From what I understand, the state statute mandates that any sexual assault made known to a school authority needs to be reported—including assaults that happened well before a student's time on campus. UW reporters end up reporting two sets of…

I hope you are correct; however, "his inability to compromise, the various skeletons in his closet that haven't gotten much play in the national news yet, and especially his lack of charisma" didn't stop him from winning three consecutive elections in Wisconsin. He turned all those matters into his strengths and he is…

I've heard all sorts of rumors: from unwanted pregnancy to shady student government dealings to plagiarism. But they are just that—rumors. Student records are private and I doubt anything will come to light unless someone suddenly starts talking.

And this: