A full Fugging of a Jennifer Love Hewitt movie about a small-town whore.

This part just made me laugh so hard I cried. I think I have to see it!

so JLH made a reference to you being a beautician by saying, "You wax hoo-has for a living," and JLH's kids asked what a "hoo-ha" was... and the only response any of you could come up with was to start singing, EN MASSE, "The Camptown ladies sing this song, hoo-ha, hoo-ha."

The taint of Kind Touchery is on you all!

Also, thanks, msbelle.

damn those Fug girls are all kinds of funny. ALSO, WTF JLH. I mean, she's no great talent, but she has a job, so why the trashy awful Lifetime movie?!

In the city we have more than that, but I knew there was an Ulta out by you.

she has a job, so why the trashy awful Lifetime movie?!

I think her series was cancelled.

Barb, I looked at the cover--yay, you!--and at least it doesn't follow in the mode of decapitated female or otherwise had the body chopped off on the cover. I getting quite disturbed by the trend of never showing a woman's face on the cover of a book. I'm assuming it's someone thinking "If there's no face, the girl reader can pretend it's her!", but it bothers me.

My son would walk off with a total stranger for a donut hole , I suspect. He LOVES donuts.

Matilda is pretty much never hungry. She likes ice cream, and sometimes yogurt and sometimes broccoli, but food bribery that isn't ice cream doesn't really work on her. I have better luck with Goodwill/Amoeba bribery -- come down to Haight Street with me and we'll stop and see if we can find a dress/costume/pair of pretty shoes/Disney movie for you. Food, NSM.

So Matilda is the child equivalent of a Jack Russell - moved only by praise and the possibility of going out.

Well, donut holes are the best part of the donut.

OMG guys, I finally got a call for my second interview, a week after originally promised!

I did call them this morning, though. A gentle check-in.