Issues

Boy Bratz & Raising Cain

  • Posted on June 8, 2007
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Remember when I hijacked Izzy's Bratz thread and went off on child beauty pageants? Well, Bryan sent me an email I have been meaning to get back to."Fortunately for boys, they have absolutely no pressure to be anything at all. They are not pushed into…
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Potatoes Not Prozac Book

Alcohol, Addiction, Potatoes… and yes, Britney!*

  • Posted on February 22, 2007
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Day 5 of Britney-Watch and now that K-Fed is starting to look like the normal, mature person in that relationship... I am thinking about how lucky I am to have avoided the trap of addiction. My father was a hard-core alcoholic. Vodka was his drink…
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Things I Hate

  • Posted on January 20, 2006
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Since it has been a cranky week, and my pal Melissa started a trend... I am gonna list all the things I hate. In no particular order:- Feeling nauseous- People who are close-minded- If I am being honest... People who are stupid (and thus I…
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Blow Jobs vs. Wire Tapping

  • Posted on December 22, 2005
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Which one is more impeachable? Not to mention the whole "manipulating evidence to get us all to agree to attacking a country that had nothing to do with 9/11" thing.OK, so, yes... technically Clinton lied to a Grand Jury about getting blow jobs. But seriously.…
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Planned Parenthood Emergency Campaign

  • Posted on November 30, 2005
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Received this just now. Please visit the link if you are concerned about women's reproductive rights.> Dear Friend,>> Planned Parenthood has announced an emergency campaign to stop> the nomination of ultraconservative Samuel Alito to the U.S.> Supreme Court. He poses a danger to women's health…
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Comments

  • Posted on November 23, 2005
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Some people have asked me why I don't have comments enabled on this blog. Here is the thing. I am actually quite insecure, even through all my bravado. I feel like if someone has something nice to say, they will bother to email me... otherwise…
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We’re So Stereotypical

  • Posted on November 22, 2005
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My therapist was telling me today that she was reading a recent study that confirmed what we all knew. Men are the daredevils and women are the snugglers.She said that in childrearing, men generally did better at the exploration tasks (as in, letting them fly…
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