Okay, for starters, the bookstore I went to had a sign on the counter about thinking of the environment before asking for a bag for your purchase. First of all, this is a BOOKSTORE. How many trees get cut down every year for them? Secondly, this store was in a mall, and I think mall security would appreciate customers having their purchases in bags. Maybe I should just carry a big bag around with me in case I decide I want to buy something. I'm sure mall security would love that. Or they could just use paper bags, since they obviously have no objection to cutting down trees. In any case, I won't visit that store again. I have no desire to be preached at when I'm favoring a store with hard-earned dollars.
I'm sure there must be models out there who become pregnant at some point. Can we get some of them to model pregnancy clothes instead of sticking a fake stomach on a size 2? And ladies, did any of you ever get the urge to wear three-inch wedge heels while you were pregnant?
I tried on my usual Easter dress, and it doesn't fit. :( I've gained a lot of weight with the bi-polar meds I'm on. I don't know what I'm going to wear for Easter, and I still need something for the Dancer to wear on Maundy Thursday and Easter.
I'm bummed that the Indians lost their first game, with our Cy-Young award winning pitcher. On the other hand, seeing this back cover of the New York Post
helps just a little bit!
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The last time I went into a bookstore, it was an Obama love-fest. Even the kids' section had Obama books on every display.
I hate that too, EC. I can't believe all the people with the teen-girl-crushes on him and his wife. I mean, yeah, I thought George was okay and Laura an elegant and classy chick, but I could never be so *obsessive* about another human being. Then again, without acknowledging the *true* Messiah, people just have to go lookin' for the false ones.
So why the sudden interest in maternity wear? Hmm? ;D
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