Dawn ,'The Killer In Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
That's what mine says, Barb. Also, most publishers (of fiction) use M-W for house style, so you might want to pick one up.
I could have sworn I had one, but all I could find was the American Heritage. I'm thinking I'll definitely go pick one up in the next couple of days. Thank you, dear!
I just realized mine is ... from ninth grade. I won it for some essay. Oops. And yet e-mail is in there! Wow.
Interesting to hear all the scar/injury stories. I don't have anything dramatic - mostly the dings from day to day living.
Although Hil's shock from alfredo sauce had potential - I was envisioning something involving a dish of electric eels, which led to her becoming vegan. This may be the first time my imagination's been more interesting than reality.
Glenn Beck begins Vermont Teddy Bear ad by trashing Mother's Day. Way to keep your advertisers happy, whackaloon.
Oops. And yet e-mail is in there! Wow.
That's because ninth grade wasn't that long ago.
Glenn Beck begins Vermont Teddy Bear ad by trashing Mother's Day.
WTF? That's just . . . weird.
Congrats, Allyson!
Yay Allyson!!
Allyson, that's wonderful news. Congrats!
Congrats, Allyson!
This seems like it might be an interesting read. [link]
The paradox is this: Cultural conservatives revel in condemning the loose moral values and louche lifestyles of "San Francisco liberals." But if you want to find two-parent families with stable marriages and coddled kids, your best bet is to bypass Sarah Palin country and go to Nancy Pelosi territory: the liberal, bicoastal, predominantly Democratic places that cultural conservatives love to hate.
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Naomi Cahn and June Carbone -- family law professors at George Washington University and the University of Missouri (Kansas City), respectively -- suggest that the apparent paradox is no paradox at all. Rather, it is the natural consequence of a cultural divide that has opened wide over the past few decades and shows no sign of closing. To define the divide in a sentence: In red America, families form adults; in blue America, adults form families.