LegalMomma's Comments (9)

“Why Do We Care About Tiger Woods? I know I sure as heck don't!”

“Fascinating but not a single product that I use, much less 'can't live without' although at least I have the sense to regret my lack of sunscreen use.”

“It wasn't until I was adult and finally got insurance which would cover part of the cost of braces for myself (rather than my nonexistent children), that I got braces to correct a bad bite. It was painful and expensive but worth it for the long term advantages. I find myself looking at professional people with bad crooked teeth and wondering why they don't do something about it. It's no fun to go through but in some cases would definitely help people (who can obviously afford it) be taken more seriously in the business world.”

“I thinks this was a very educational and impressive article. Thank you for adding to a fascinating subject. I'm sure Michelle's not perfect but I'm all for celebrating her numerous positive attributes and the totally fresh breath of clean air she brings to the country!”

“Thank you for reminding me where that song was first done. I knew right away that I recognized it but not from where. He's very good- definitely someone to watch (and listen to!)”

“Amen. And I'm an atheist. It helps me to remember how special love is and how marriage should be cherished. Don't see it makes any difference what sex the people happen to be. Let's marry for the 'right' reason and not worry about the 'right' people. Wouldn't it be nice if we could just stop worrying about that.”

“Thank you for the listing - they are hard to find. But Denver please!”

“On NPR I heard a teacher in Texas who was working with the state to prepare schooling for the FLDS children in state custody. She said the classrooms could not have any books in them because the FLDS children were not familiar with books and were actually frightened of books. If that is correct, how could they possibly be well-educated? Education opens too many doors -- I can't believe Jeffs would allow it for any purpose except indoctrination.”

“I've been using cloth bags for years and have built up quite a collection. For a long time store clerks looked at me like I was crazy but it's finally beginning to catch on even in places where plastic bags have not been outlawed yet. Quite a few charities, particularly environmental ones, will send you a canvas bag with their name on it when you give them a donation. The cotton knotted ones are great because they expand to a huge size (as long as the weight isn't too great.)”