This L.A. meteorologist just referred to these Wrightwood, CA temps as “frigid” and issued a “freeze warning.”
No. Buy a fucking cardigan, Wrightwood. You’re fine.
Point NYC.
LA 5, NYC 7
My friend Alex, dad of My First Guest Blogger, just turned to me and said the following:
“Emily, look! If you actually read [the baby’s] blog post, the first line actually says ‘Hi! You suck. I’m in LA!’ And at the bottom she gives her coordinates!”
As a reminder, the post said this:
Point NYC. Just because. No.
LA 5; NYC 6
Here in LA, my friend Libby suggests a place for lunch.
Libby: “Look up the menu for Earth Cafe.”
Me (typing into my phone): “Ok, on it.”
Libby: “It’s spelled U-R-T-H”
Of COURSE it is.
Point NYC.
LA 5, NYC 5
The people in my life are now divided into camps: Those who absolutely refuse to be blogged about (the minority) and those who are offended that I don’t blog about them more (the majority).
But my favorite camp consists of those who aren’t quite sure how they feel about it, as sometimes it’s funny and sometimes it’s humiliating, so they live in a constant state of fear that can only be quelled by an over-poured glass of Chardonnay.
I call that camp “Mom.”
“Yeah don’t go out with him. I feel like that’s a bad start.” — friend, hearing me cry “ewww!” while checking my dating app.
There’s nothing funnier than when people awkwardly fall. I do it all the time. So when my friend’s baby just did it, I burst out laughing, because she looked like a total goof.
Then the kid started wailing, and both her parents sprung out of their chairs to comfort her.
I was still laughing.
It was really funny, guys.
She just like buckled and fell sideways. Out of nowhere.
She looked like a miniature demolished building.
Timber!!!
I guess you had to be there….
I can never have kids.