Hey bon bon, check out the speaker I got for my symposium:
Oh, that sounds interesting. Totally the sort of thing I'd go see if I wasn't 2000 miles away....
'Shindig'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hey bon bon, check out the speaker I got for my symposium:
Oh, that sounds interesting. Totally the sort of thing I'd go see if I wasn't 2000 miles away....
Buffista parents of very small humans, I have a question - what is your favorite brand of baby shoes for pre-walkers? I don't necessarily need them to be supercute, but I do need them to be (a) flexible (b) lightweight and (b) not ginormously expensive. Basically, the NYC parks service require shoes to be worn in all their playgrounds, so D needs shoes for the spring even though he won't be walking for at least another few months.
Jess, Robeez are great--and pricey, but there are now lots of lower-cost knockoffs available. Target makes some pretty good ones. Matilda has these, which are super comfy, light and flexible but excessively girly; it looks like the best boyshoe equivalent is this pair.
I had Em in Keds and other little sneaker type shoes pre-walking so that she got used to wearing them and transitioning would be easier. But I also agree with JZ that Robeez are tha whip.
I am the only person left in my office. I feel like I should throw a kegger.
Allyson, Bob Bob didn't know him, but he said:
alpert must be good because he's the only philosopher of physics at columbia and they're ranked just as highly as michigan definitely looks like an interesting paper
what is your favorite brand of baby shoes for pre-walkers?
Robeez, thirding Aimee and JZ. Nordstrom Rack had a pair of ridiculously small Merrills on sale for $5 that we had for a while. Also, Stride Rite - [link] but OMG these prices are for grandparents, not parents. Zappos too.
He insisted he didn't need THAT MUCH underwear, and tried to get me to claim pack #3.
Har! What kind of straight man doesn’t want extra underwear. I mean, I know guys that decide that they don’t want to do laundry, so they just buy more underwear!
Anyone else dielaughingin horror at Elizabeth Berkeley hosting a dance show?
Yes.
Wouldn't throwing a kegger undoubtedly just lure everyone back into the office?
He insisted he didn't need THAT MUCH underwear, and tried to get me to claim pack #3.
Har! What kind of straight man doesn’t want extra underwear.
He's an odd duck.