Jun
23rd
Tue
23rd
Jan
22nd
Thu
22nd
Jan
6th
Tue
6th
Jan
2nd
Fri
2nd
The Pale Pea played Wurdle and made the best batch of popcorn ever as I drew her grandfather’s life map.
Pierre’s new daddy dressed him up while babysitting.
Dec
25th
Thu
25th
Somebody’s finally ready to start carrying his own weight (and poop bags). Thanks, Grandma!
Dear TM,
I am so sorry about your terrible icecapade. But I am glad everyone made it home safely.
Love,
Snickles
I can understand Obama’s desire to embrace constituencies that have rejected him. Evangelicals are in that category and Warren is an important evangelical leader with whom, Obama said, “we’re not going to agree on every single issue.” He went on to say, “We can disagree without being disagreeable and then focus on those things that we hold in common as Americans.” Sounds nice. But what we do not “hold in common” is the dehumanization of homosexuals. What we do not hold in common is the belief that gays are perverts who have chosen their sexual orientation on some sort of whim. What we do not hold in common is the exaltation of ignorance that has led and will lead to discrimination and violence. Finally, what we do not hold in common is the categorization of a civil rights issue — the rights of gays to be treated equally — as some sort of cranky cultural difference. For that we need moral leadership, which, on this occasion, Obama has failed to provide. For some people, that’s nothing to celebrate. The party’s off.
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The shirtless pics from Hawaii are good, Barry, but I’m still disappointed in you.
Richard Cohen - Obama’s Choice of Rick Warren Ruined a Party - washingtonpost.com
We love our paperball fight.
Dear Dirty: The answer to your first question is “no.” The answer to your second question is “yes.”
(via dailysnickles)
Is this a surreptitious photo of the famous Simón?? Key-yoot! Already shopping together at Fred Meyer? Nice.
Can’t wait to hear more details.
xoxo,
Dirty
