My husband and I took the time to think about how the kids in school would take any child's name and try to turn it into something mean or cruel. Yes! We went to public school and our kids would also do this. So every name we came up with for our daughter and son went through the wringer with us doing our darnedest to ruin it the way kids would. We found some names that were pretty generic but names we liked because we knew people with those names and they were good folks and the names were hard to ruin. Steven and Emmy. Sure, as former hippies we considered 'cooler' names but just because we thought they would be fine we knew times would change and those names would definitely be 'bummers' for our kids. They have thanked us for doing this. Just one less hassle for our kids, IMO.

Okay... WHERE are the female artists??? jeez!

Bless the children. They see things clearer than many adults, IMO. They understand how to be loving and kind if only given a chance to be so. Their parents must be so proud to see how their children are becoming such wonderful people.

Sorry, but I don't see the humor. Why give the unstable a new reason/idea to hurt animals? Just was at the vet's and she told me about a woman who recently rescued and brought in a kitten who was thrown out of a car (along with another kitten who died) right in front of her while she was driving. The one who survived has a broken leg and internal injuries and we will see if it survives.
Yeah, tossing kittens is just so hilarious. I thought this site had better sense. I don't know if I'll come back here anymore.Not so neato, Neatorama. jeez

Okay, I give. What's a knift?

That short piece she wrote and played for Ellen made me cry. It was soooo beautiful. Does anyone know if it's been recorded on cd? I would love to listen to that, often...

When I was a little kid my Nana taught me how to cook. That water drop test on a hot griddle (she brought it from Scotland) was the first thing she showed me how to do. She said when the water drop formed into a ball and danced on the pan then that was when the scones were ready to be griddled. I still have her old griddle. I'd rather have her...

3 words: Jar Jar Binks. The best argument for NOT having so many 'cutesy' characters.

These were used back in the late 1950's and early 1960's to determine if stewardesses were over or under the weight limit before flying. They were worn on their lapels as a way of 'shaming' the women into dropping the extra pounds. Hey, bullying has been around for decades, even centuries!
Pink Freud, men's large

Texas is the inbred, first cousin marrying, busy waving a hand gun at you, just because, Bible -'BELIEVING' state. If you ain't a 'Bible-BELIEVING' type of person then you best move on, they don't want your kind there!
Just don't come over to Louisiana to gamble. Texans have no clue how to drive their mammoth pick-up trucks. Start your own casinos. Please.

He's much braver than I would have been. Glad he's still alive and okay!

Well, I'm not impressed. Actually, it bothers me. Those zippers are treacherous - like the one on the floor with the beams exposed. Seems more like "Hey! I'm outta ideas so I'll take the first thing I see (OH! Zippers!) and make really big ones everywhere and call it "Art". Coming up empty and desperate, IMO.

When has tzatziki ever been anything but a side salad/garnish for the main meal? I have never heard of it being a 'dessert' before now.

I thought photo number one was a "Where's Waldo?" picture.