This porcupine is hungry and does NOT want to share his corn. Does anyone else feel like this would make a great kids book? "When You Give a Porcupine some Corn..."
When you're in a new relationship around the holidays, navigating the waters of gift-giving can be hugely stressful. On the one hand, you don't want to get him or her a gift if it's too soon because you could end up looking like you think the relationship is more than it is. On the other hand, not having a gift if he or she got you something can be HUGELY uncomfortable and make you seem like a thoughtless bitch.
Luckily, there's a flowchart to figure it out. Who doesn't love a good flowchart?
Office affairs are bound to happen. You just have to learn to not be creepy about them.
We spend most of our waking hours at work which means that we spend way more time with our coworkers than we do with anyone else. It's only natural that relationships develop. But is it possible to let those inter-office relationships develop into serious things without it ending up weird?
I don't think it's impossible, you just have to be practical and pragmatic about it. You might dream of finding the Jim to your Pam, but you have to be realistic about it. Let's not forget that before Jim and Pam started popping out babies, Jim moved to Connecticut to escape his feelings for Pam. There's a lot of potential for an office affair to go badly... whether it's complications with HR or a bad-break up that you can't get away from. So if you are going to pursue one, you better be prepared for the worst. Normally, I would advise you not to plan for a relationship to end badly and instead be optimistic about it, but in the case of an office affair-- I think it's wise to have an escape plan.
What do y'all think? Can office relationships work out or are they more trouble than they're worth?
As you all probably know, the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show aired last night to the delight of 13 year old boys everywhere. From a design perspective, many of the ensembles that were paraded down the catwalk were impressive and innovative... and made me nervous that they might give Lady Gaga ideas about what to wear on her next outing to the grocery store.
But for the sane among us, those that would only wear extravagant lingerie in the bedroom--if at all--was there anything in the show you'd actually have worn? Or was it all too over-the-top? Over-the-top or not, I'd still like to get my hands on that diamond-encrusted number that Miranda Kerr sported. Who doesn't love diamonds?
What would happen if Facebook suddenly disappeared? Would we all just give up and die?
We're guessing it'd look something like this...
According to a new survey of 1,000 sexually-active Americans ages 18 and over, 52% owned up to having sex in public. This seems like a pretty impressive number given that America is generally known for its prudish attitudes toward sex and that Courtney Stodden isn't old enough to have been included.
