thedailywhat: Photo of the Day: The Empire State Building’s pre-scheduled rainbow light display honoring NYC Pride Week becomes that much more meaningful in light of the state’s legalization of same-sex marriage. [@thinkprogress.] Historic, wonderful, and still a lot of work for equality to be done. Folks, is there a reason we have to fight for… Continue reading
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DIY Bridal Shower Game
I hosted my first bridal shower last week for my buddy Shal, who gets married to a lovely gentleman next month. She wanted a tea party theme, so here’s a fun game we played…. adapt at will! British Language Jeopardy Have the bride-to-be pick someone she wants to beat! She is a team captain, along… Continue reading DIY Bridal Shower Game
Will the needle ever swing? Hope not, because it’s painted! Fun adventure tip: go find where in NYC this lives! Tip: it’s near a Wheel of Fortune that sometimes brings good tidings.
Oh no! It happened.
I do not for the life of me remember going on a date with a gentleman who has run into me on the internet. He swears we went to a bar in chelsea, and I didn’t like his beard, but that he only had it because he’s Jewish and wasn’t shaving because of a death… Continue reading Oh no! It happened.
Looking west at sunset.
Good job on the new mandatory cigarette warning labels, FDA. The more graphic while maintaining truth, the better. Like with any advertising, imagery sticks, and especially for younger smokers, it’s more powerful than just words. Plus, they provide a number to help a smoker quit so nobody’s left staring at an image asking ‘what now?’
I’m sort of a logical person and that was my logic, what I came up with. If it is called manipulation, then out of necessity because I need medical care, then I guess I am manipulating the courts to get medical care. Richard James Verone, who robbed a bank for $1 in hopes of getting… Continue reading
How wearing a helmet saved me, twice.
SCENARIO 1 Setting: A lovely spring day in 2007 in Somerville, MA Where I was going: To volunteer, and I had traveled the bike route many times. What else you need to know: Cambridge/Somerville/Boston all have narrow roads that narrow even more more and are quite dangerous with any construction at all. On Somerville Avenue,… Continue reading How wearing a helmet saved me, twice.
IT’S A DRIVING BANANA!!!!!!!!
IT'S A DRIVING BANANA!!!!!!!!
So often times it happens that we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we have the key. The Eagles, Already Gone
Jen Bokoff 
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