I'm a bit late posting this, but... Whatever! Whatever, Martha! was hilarious, and as Mr. Eacret let me know on FB, it's the kind of show that isn't just for ladies. Josh even watched both episodes with me! And he wasn't chained to the couch! And he laughed! So I hope that tells you something, men. I have to say that I wasn't expecting the sexual innuendo that seeped ...

If you're like me, you have a love/hate relationship with Martha Stewart. She (or her staff) have lots of great creative ideas, but I'm totally with my mom when she laments, "why does she have to be perfect at EVERYTHING?" Gardening, cooking, crafts, organization, cleaning, pets, laundry, weddings, kids. You name it, Martha has done it and called it a "good thing." A few years ago I tried ...

Honestly, I don't know why I'm surprised that she's not familiar with the Bush Doctrine when we're talking about someone who "hasn't focused much" on Iraq.

Ok, this blog has been stuck on bad news for too long. I'm officially taking the reins. Things aren't SO bad. Josh being laid off means we have been cooking a bit more at home, and that has actually been nice. I think we've had spaghetti at least three times in the last week, but the good thing is, I like spaghetti! We also had breaded chicken at ...

About 20 minutes ago, Jeff "T" Bennett became a dad! Her name is Ivy Elizabeth. See Jeff's twitter for updates. And I'm sure photos will be posted in the near future at Jeff Plus Kelly. Congratulations you guys! UPDATE: Photos of Ivy and Kelly are on T's Flickr

Fifty years before An Inconvenient Truth, there was The Unchained Goddess. via

I've added a few new blogs to the feed lately and thought some of you might like them, too. My apologies if you've been reading any of these for years and I'm late to the party: Neatorama: I think I saw this once a while back, but it's a fun smattering of all things random from the internet. Today I checked out a pretty cool series of wine glasses ...

From Geneen Roth's blog: I have learned that... when things fall apart on a personal level—when I am at the edge of what I think I can tolerate–it is almost always a harbinger of unimaginable expansion and ultimate benevolence if I am willing to be with the pain of it... If I am willing to pay close attention and keep breathing quietly, rather than spiraling into fear and ...