'Underneath'
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.
What I know about dahlias is that they're tender perennials and featured in one of my favorite quotes:
My advice to the women of America is to raise more hell and fewer dahlias. - William Allen White
That's wonderful about Grace, but she has always struck me, at this distance, as a very determined child.
A nifty idea for Halloween cookies:
Melting Wicked Witch of the West Cookies
eta: These are cool too:
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Cupcakes
The caption on those cookies cracked me up:
They humorously look like little green-faced Wicked Witch of the Wests that have been doused with buckets of water.
There are similar cookies made to look like melting snowmen with large marshmallows as heads.
I'm melting! In your mouth...not in your hands...
I'm doing a muffin side-by-side, and I'm sadly at my limit of being able to tell which spices are the difference between them. I mean, I can taste it, but I can't describe it or name it.
There are similar cookies made to look like melting snowmen with large marshmallows as heads.
That would be a lot easier to create.
I wonder if the make green marshmallows?
I can't decide whether I'm annoyed with the woman who always turns off the bathroom light because it is annoying to walk into a pitch black bathroom and fumble for the light or if it is because she's one of these people who is ostentatiously virtuous/green/upstanding.
I need to step away.
You and me, both, msbelle. You and me, both.
DH's plane trip to Cinci got cancelled last night because of mechanical problems. He's rescheduling his interview there for the end of the month. But he also got a phone call this morning and he has an in-person interview in Seattle next week, right after the one in Worcester, MA. Much interview~ma and travel~ma would be appreciated, as these are his top two picks for jobs.
What does your DH do that involves such planning for interviews?
A recent meta-study indicates that PMS symptoms are over-generalized. Romans isn't saying that the mood symptoms we attribute to PMS aren't real and common. But she is saying that those symptoms are culturally over-attributed to the menstrual cycle, to the detriment of the medical community and those experiencing them -- and as a broader issue of gender equality.