by hannah
December 23rd, 2011
Photo credits: http://sexlifeandhannah.tumblr.com/
It’s been a challenging week. Everything from the blow up over the offer on the house, to the continued drama over my sister’s behavior and lifestyle, to the critical assessments over why me and hubbie aren’t further ahead, to my parent’s status quo bickering over everything. I just want to scream: Why can’t we all just ever get along?!?!?
But I’m not going to. I’ve done enough screaming already. Instead I’m going to do what I always do, pick up the pieces and move on. See the good instead of the bad, glass half full not empty kind of thing, and love my family, even though they can be extremely challenging at times.
Unconditional love is a bitch sometimes. Merry Christmas.
by hannah
December 9th, 2011
Darling,
I suddenly feel the urge to let you know how deeply you have affected me. I can honestly look in the mirror and know that I am a forever changed man, and that much of the change has happened as a result of you. There’s nothing I do in this world that hasn’t been affected by you.
Sometimes I swoon a little inside when I see a certain look on your face, or hear a certain tone in your voice. I never fail to notice. It’s like music, or the warmth of the sun.
Much of my day seems empty without that.
Love,
Hubbie
by hannah
November 30th, 2011
By Shilo Urban for Bad Online Dates
Earlier this month Bad Online Dates launched the #BoobExperiment, which asked singles if “bigger boobs really matter.” With Victoria’s Secret spending $12 million on their Annual Fashion Show (that aired November 29), boob culture is once again front and center, and no one can deny the power of cleavage and a little (or a lot) of jiggle.
Supermodels aside, how do real men and women feel about breast obsession? That was the question posed across the web and social media sites by Bad Online Dates, and the answers may surprise you. Women from all over the country engaged in the #BoobExperiment to research the effects of the push-up bra and cleavage on a night out on the town, then joined in the discussion with first-hand results.
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