I love this one, where 2 kids cook recipes from the Alinea cookbook (to prove it's not beyond the skills of a home cook).
Natter 62: The 62nd Natter
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.
I'm thinking of Avery (girl), which I used to really love and is now on the list.
Once those laser printer labels became popular, office people started going, "Avery. That would make a nice girls name."
Just hoping to avoid several of them in a class, you know?
Oh, totally - I can't think of a single social situation in my life where I've been the only Jessica in the group. (But I still love my name.)
Bwah! I remember it was part of a road name in San Diego many years ago and it struck me as sweet and kind of Southern (which I am) and I liked it. Fast forward 7 years and it's in the top 50. I just wonder how that happens.
I'm thinking of Avery (girl), which I used to really love and is now on the list. How does that happen exactly?
Blame Murphy Brown.
I'll always think of Avery as a boy's name because of Charlotte's Web.
How does that happen exactly?
It seems like it's just follows fashion trends when a sound catches on. Here's an old article pondering the same question:
Josh Brolin is one classy dude: [link]
I'd really like to throw myself down on the floor and have a full blown temper tantrum.
::spreads bubble wrap on floor::