I have determined that carrying a baby in a sling is not very comfortable when you are also six months pregnant.

(That said, this sling is pretty fucking fantastic and I may have to steal it. And hey, the baby's asleep and not crying anymore, so I'ma count this a win even if I do feel like I'm carrying triplets.)

And someone in the comments asked why Zoe would be considered "up and coming"? I'm like, are you kidding me? She was only in two of the biggest blockbusters there were, last year. I should know to just never read the comments on any online article.

I'm always puzzled by the word "ethnic." I once went to see "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" with a friend. After the movie, I said I thought it was funny. My friend said she didn't really like it, "but you can probably relate to the characters better, since you're from an ethnic family."

Aren't we all of one ethnicity or another? Or multiple? I am puzzled by its use as a stand-alone descriptor, as well.

ETA: Just looked up the meaning of "ethnic" and it appears my ethnicity is "Buffista".

I will say the photo is pretty stunning in its lack of any color at all, but pale white. I suppose at least they aren't encouraging skin cancer?

"Ethnic" means you're white, but its pretty much on a technicality.

A large part of my confusion was over why being Jewish makes me more able to relate to Greek people.

My friend said she didn't really like it, "but you can probably relate to the characters better, since you're from an ethnic family."

I hear the Jews and Greeks are very similar, what with the loud talking and the wackiness. I mean, right?

People with large and voluble families were probably the people who found it easy to relate to the family in that movie.

People like me.

I hear the Jews and Greeks are very similar, what with the loud talking and the wackiness. I mean, right?

Ah. So, Southerners.