This is making me want to go home and snuggle the aminals. Well, this and the nasty weather.
I don't know how to explain to people that they don't get a space on the homepage that addresses a tiny fraction of users' needs particularly when that need is addressed elsewhere, and navigation to it is relatively simple.
Oh joy. They've sent another email.
Frosting bag! That saves me a trip to The Container Store, where I'm sure they have just the right vessel, but for more than the organic, sweetener-free toothpaste cost in the first place.
I am a step closer to not paying some confusing unspecified cost for checking luggage. Sweet.
I'm looking through my Shop It To Me alert, and thought I'd share some lust objects. Jilli, these first two are for you as well.
If I had the money, I would be purchasing that Betsey Johnson swing coat right this instant. It would work perfectly with everything else in my wardrobe.
Someone actually handed me content to edit today!
I have nothing to put that into.
ita, I don't know how much effort you want to undertake, but camping/outdoor stores make reusable little plastic squeezy tubes. [link]
eta and it looks like you found a cheaper solution.
One was Seth MacFarlane's "Family Guy," which was moved around the schedule and was even put opposite top-rated hits "Survivor" and "Friends" before getting yanked. After the show's repeats got strong ratings on Adult Swim and netted big DVD sales, the comedy eventually made its way back to broadcast in 2005.
Too bad that when it returned it became one continuous rape joke.
OMG, I am watching an episode of The French Chef, where Julia is telling us how to throw a wine tasting party, and it's the greatest thing ever.
Speaking of FG I find it an odd omission that not one "best of the decade" roundup has honored Adult Swim. It was admittedly stronger at the beginning, but it is a unique and influential cultural thing that started a week before 9/11.
Jessica Simpson: "Is this chicken what I have or is this fish? I know it's tuna, but it says chicken."
Ah, good times....
The Dumbest Quotes Of The 2000s
Oof. Sorry for the kid meltdowns, msbelle and Kat. My kids have been blessedly tantrum free. For now. I probably just jinxed myself.
Hec, I use that all the phrase all the time! Only it's "I want you to listen to me." Sometimes I use the whinybutt though.
Oy. I joined the board of a family support charity organization and things are sort of going pear shaped on us. United Way is threatening to pull our funding and one of our directors is trying to commit career suicide by email.