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there is no excuse for visible undies/bottom/vajeene, good figure or not.

how often do women get around in just tights though? i've seen this look once in the city, where a woman was wearing black opaque tights and a t-shirt only. not even a long t-shirt too, it was horrible.

watched the sound of music. eaten salmon. had a blood nose.

hopefully new york in december to visit my friend and see her newborn.

i just discovered someone has uploaded the first season of read all about it on youtube. quality show.

i just saw this recently, fascinating viewing. the photos they showed of little edie in her youth were so beautiful. they lived in a 28 room mansion yet it seemed as if they spent most of their time in the one room where they both slept together. i'd love to see what the house looks like restored.

exhausted.

my younger brother has this, he was diagnosed a year or so ago. it has made so much sense once i started to read up on it. every little social mannerism pointed to it since he was a child, the way he still can't look people in the face when they are talking to him, not understanding certain social conventions etcetera. he takes on board things that he can't control and worries about it almost to the point of making himself unwell. he can't handle being amongst a crowd of people yet he is confident enough to get in front of an assembly hall at school and act. one particular trait of asperger's which i find to be the most endearing is that they are said to be incapable of being bitchy/nasty. my brother is on meds but it's been for the best, it just helps to put him at ease a bit and quit being so anxious.

i second the memoir, 'look me in the eye'.

thread title makes me think of rick moranis in parenthood.

never seen them perform live so am quite pleased about this, not that keen on hearing the new material though.