Can't remember who sent me this link, sorry, but truer crappy pictures have never been drawn. It is so hard taking little girls to go potty in public bathrooms
These aren't baby names, exactly, but here are the 28 most awesome names of the Olympics.
Here's what Olympic divers' faces look like while they're diving. [HT Jeremy, via Andrew, maybe?]
I loved this good-natured fun-poking at Olympics commentators.
Find your Olympic body-match! I'm a female sprinter from Palau. How about you?
This truly is ridiculous: Olympic badminton teams deliberately losing. [HT Jeremy]
Photos of the largest blackout in history. It's so hard to imagine that many people being without power all at once.
"If it was a pure switch, there are going to be some rather confused Mormon families next spring during family movie time."
For another viewpoint on the "having it all" debate, see here.
I was riveted, RIVETED by this article from the woman who wrote the ill-fated profile of Asma al Assad in Vogue. It at once chilled me, inspired sympathy in me, and made me roll my eyes. On the latter point, what if all journalists got a chance to give context to every controversial interview they'd ever done? Hindsight puts everything in a different light. Really, though, this is a great article...and maybe I kind of do wish that journalists got to tell these kinds of stories more often.
These aren't baby names, exactly, but here are the 28 most awesome names of the Olympics.
Here's what Olympic divers' faces look like while they're diving. [HT Jeremy, via Andrew, maybe?]
I loved this good-natured fun-poking at Olympics commentators.
Find your Olympic body-match! I'm a female sprinter from Palau. How about you?
This truly is ridiculous: Olympic badminton teams deliberately losing. [HT Jeremy]
Photos of the largest blackout in history. It's so hard to imagine that many people being without power all at once.
"If it was a pure switch, there are going to be some rather confused Mormon families next spring during family movie time."
For another viewpoint on the "having it all" debate, see here.
I was riveted, RIVETED by this article from the woman who wrote the ill-fated profile of Asma al Assad in Vogue. It at once chilled me, inspired sympathy in me, and made me roll my eyes. On the latter point, what if all journalists got a chance to give context to every controversial interview they'd ever done? Hindsight puts everything in a different light. Really, though, this is a great article...and maybe I kind of do wish that journalists got to tell these kinds of stories more often.