I have a Hawaiian rag doll that I've had since I was 2 months old. My mom & I flew to Oahu to meet up with dad while he was on R&R from the Vietnam war. It's where he got to meet me for the first time. I've had it 43 years and will never get rid of it. I keep the doll in my cedar chest.
Ms. Brosh is a talented writer and artist. I clicked the link and noticed that there are already over 3500 comments to her latest blog post. Every comment I read was positive and supportive. It's great to have her back.
I used to work with an older gentleman who was in Elvises' army unit in Germany and knew him fairly well. Whenever someone asked him what Elvis was like, he always said that the one thing that he really remembered about him was that he was a pretty sickly kid - - had a number of health problems and seemed very fragile. I am a big Elvis fan, but that is a side of him that I have never really seen discussed elsewhere.
Yeah, that's what the government wants you to believe.
Yea, yea...just say the four letter word, already!
*swoon*