Jan 12 2012
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This project is the epitome of my desires to, as I die of suffocation, be as quirky as possible.
Jan 10 2012
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Uh, not to be a dick or anything, Lea Michele, but from my occasional stints as a PA in Hollywood, being a horse in a horse-drawn carriage is not that different. The only exception being that horses don’t have to get you dandelion-root tea on set for your PSAs between takes.
Lea Michele has never been more PISSED about anything in her LIFE.
Setting up a Lea Michele Google Alert is the best decision of my life.
Also, nothing says compassionate animal lover like a black knit off-the-shoulder dress.
Dec 20 2011
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Let My Friend Erin Paint You a Picture!
Today I’d like to talk about the coolest person I know. Her name is Erin McGathy and she is one of the most talented humans I know. I bought my brother one her paintings for his birthday last summer and it was awesome. It definitely made up for the time I attempted to paint him something for his birthday when I was four because it sort of looked like this:
Anyhoo, click on the link above to learn more about Erin! Let her paint you a picture!
Dec 19 2011
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This basically represents my day-to-day routine…
OMG! Adorbz of the Day: Inside every modern, independent, working woman is an adorable little girl named Lua McDowell.
[vvv.]
Nov 09 2011
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Nov 04 2011
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Oct 28 2011
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Oct 27 2011
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Oct 22 2011
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This gave me a good LOL
“As seen from the Greenroom of the ICA/Boston”
Sent from Jeff Mason, who one assumes is putting on a World Music show at the moment.
Oct 17 2011
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![So, did she have to stand in her bra and underwear in front of everyone while her sisters circled with a Sharpie everything that was wrong with her body?
thedailywhat:
Senior Sorority Sister of the Day: It may have taken nearly three-quarters of a century, but 90-year-old Bertie McConnell has finally realized her dream of joining the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Washburn University.
The Topeka resident nearly became a member in 1941, having attended several Zeta rush parties, but then World War II happened.
McConnell left school shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor to help support the war effort by working at the Sunflower Ammunition Plant near Lawrence. After the war she married her naval aviator boyfriend and never got the chance to resume her studies.
“She told me her one regret in life was that she never became a Zeta,” McConnell’s daughter, Judith McConnell-Farmer, told the Topeka Capital-Journal.
As it happens, McConnell-Farmer is interim chairwoman of Washburn’s department of education, and after she shared her mother’s story with Washburn students, Zeta members reached out to the sorority’s national council, and secured a membership for the nonagenarian.
“I was just hoping the girls might send her a birthday card,” said McConnell-Farmer. “Now we’ll be searching Ripley’s (Believe It or Not) to see if there’s ever been a 90-year-old sorority pledge.”
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So, did she have to stand in her bra and underwear in front of everyone while her sisters circled with a Sharpie everything that was wrong with her body?
Senior Sorority Sister of the Day: It may have taken nearly three-quarters of a century, but 90-year-old Bertie McConnell has finally realized her dream of joining the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Washburn University.
The Topeka resident nearly became a member in 1941, having attended several Zeta rush parties, but then World War II happened.
McConnell left school shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor to help support the war effort by working at the Sunflower Ammunition Plant near Lawrence. After the war she married her naval aviator boyfriend and never got the chance to resume her studies.
“She told me her one regret in life was that she never became a Zeta,” McConnell’s daughter, Judith McConnell-Farmer, told the Topeka Capital-Journal.
As it happens, McConnell-Farmer is interim chairwoman of Washburn’s department of education, and after she shared her mother’s story with Washburn students, Zeta members reached out to the sorority’s national council, and secured a membership for the nonagenarian.
“I was just hoping the girls might send her a birthday card,” said McConnell-Farmer. “Now we’ll be searching Ripley’s (Believe It or Not) to see if there’s ever been a 90-year-old sorority pledge.”
