. Proof of Nerd ID by Charles Cron TIME’S A-WASTING EDITION According to a recent Dow Jones report, Americans spent 4.2 billion hours stuck in traffic during 2007 — which equates to one full work week per person. Photo Credit: Kathy McEldowney
. a favorite blogumn by Amy Brown Amy Says: I’m missing Los Angeles like crazy. Here are my two favorites LA reads in rerun. From February 2, 2010 One of my favorite things to do in Los Angeles is to watch the sun set from the bar at the Huntley Hotel in Santa Monica. I’ve lived [...]
a diary in three-line poems by Jeff Rogers, day 379 Sensuality of Thought My subject is the Sensuality of Thought. But she just won’t Hold a pose.
High-larious still. From Oct. 12, 2009 Big thanks to Corey Saucier for posting this video on his Facebook page. It basically shows how ridiculous the rap game is about homosexuality. And it’s also really funny. So good job.
. a favorite blogumn by Debra Goykhman Debra Says: I chose this piece because it still accurately describes what my nest really looks like. I also think people need to become aware that adopting an animal is a wonderful and necessary mitzvah. Many people (including my husband at the time of adoption) think shelter dogs are [...]
So as a few of you know, I live blogged my labor and delivery. I chose this post from the , b/c it was written at the height of my pain. I was literally crying as I wrote this and I don’t ever know if I’ll ever have a similar writing experience. It should be [...]
Betty was born w/ a full head of hair, so I never had to prove my stated conviction never to buy my baby Baby Bangs. From March 18, 2009 Apparently, there are actually people out there that feel that their hair-challenged babies need a little help, hence forming a market for Baby Bangs, which Before-and-Afters [...]
. a favorite blogumn by Michael Kass Michael Says: I recently re-read this blogumn and it brought me back to a simpler time, when a simple test could determine the fate of a relationship. I was also struck by the callowness of the writer–what an ass. Also, it made me giggle. From February 2, 2009 [...]
a diary in three-line poems by Jeff Rogers, day 377 The Other Thing About a Journey We travel some way in dear company. My lover-wife’s face in my hands. Her knowing touch. Eyes of the friend who knows me in square gaze. An eloquent long hug. I hope to die loving hand in mine, loving faces ringed in light above me.
I feel like every woman should watch this, and I really didn’t feel like enough people saw this the first time around. So here it is again. Seriously watch it this time. I’m going to pop quiz you the next time I see you. From October 28, 2009 Hmm, last Wednesday I emailed myself the [...]
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