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Don called their plan "backfilling." Every time one of the Greene's four original offspring left for college, Don and his wife Melissa adopted another child, with the new additions including kids from Russia, Bulgaria, and Ethiopia. Of course, this radical replenishment required adjustments of every imaginable kind. Melissa's new book about the filling and refilling of her emptying nest invites readers into situations that even Brady Family and Cheaper By The Dozen fans cannot imagine. (P.S. Wife/mother/journalist Melissa Greene is also an experienced author: There Is No Me Without You).
No Biking in the House Without a Helmetby Melissa Fay Greene
The Joyous, Honest, and Compulsively Readable Account of a Great, Loving, Not-Uncomplicated, and Ever-Expanding Family
"This is my twenty-first year in elementary school," the story begins. "For twenty-one years, I've carried in cupcakes, enclosed checks, and provided emergency phone numbers."
The award-winning
The Joyous, Honest, and Compulsively Readable Account of a Great, Loving, Not-Uncomplicated, and Ever-Expanding Family
"This is my twenty-first year in elementary school," the story begins. "For twenty-one years, I've carried in cupcakes, enclosed checks, and provided emergency phone numbers."
The award-winning author Melissa Fay Greene and her husband, Don Samuel, an attorney, lived in Atlanta with their four children. By most standards, that was a lot of kids. But when their oldest left for college, Melissa and Don knew an empty nest was nigh. Don proposed "backfilling": "Every time one leaves, let's bring in another!"
In eight years, five children joined the family from orphanages in Bulgaria and Ethiopia. Don referred to their end of the hallway as "the international concourse." If one child complained and a second piped up, he said: "Another country heard from!"
"While parents our age graduated from elementary school," writes Melissa, "we—like the dimwitted students of yore—were held back, forced to repeat grades with people a lot younger."
The mix of age groups, genders, races, cultures, and languages generates a life of bedlam and hilarity, tears and love. When Melissa discovers that someone has researched "saxing" on her computer, she thinks one of the family's musicians is considering switching instruments. The true subject of investigation, by a nonnative-English-speaking teenage boy, inspires chapter seven: "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, but Couldn't Spell Sex."
No Biking in the House Without a Helmet joins a great tradition of domestic comedies—from James Thurber's My Life and Hard Times to Erma Bombeck, Calvin Trillin, and David Sedaris, with elements of The Blind Side. It's world-class reporting from the ridiculous front lines of parenthood.
Editorial Reviews
The prodigiously cheering reflections of a mother gathering a large brood of children, both biological and adopted.
Greene (There Is No Me Without You: One Woman's Odyssey to Rescue Africa's Children,2006, etc.) is the kind of person most engaged when there is a thick scrum of children underfoot. So when her eldest of four prepared for college, the author began to feel empty-nest syndrome, and she and her husband considered adoption. This was in the 1990s, a faraway time Greene recalls when her computer has to do "squat thrusts" to warm up before connecting to international-adoption sites on the Internet. After finding a boy in Bulgaria, she traveled there to investigate. Upon meeting him, she began to realize the heavy significance of the adoption process: "If I had thought this was a free look, a check-this-one-out, a no risk trial with the possibility of a full refund, I was wrong. It is not permissible to dabble in that way in someone's life—especially a child's." Fortunately, the author and the boy formed a bond, and he became a member of the family, as did girl and three boys from Ethiopia in subsequent years. Greene is a writer of emotional impact. Whether she is describing the lands she visited to gather her children or the days that followed back home in Georgia, her words are flush with humanity and all the messiness and comedy that humanity trails in its wake. She goes the distance, which is a beautiful thing to behold, even as she plots her escape from all that she has called down on her head, for these are orphanage kids with plenty of baggage in tow. "I don't think our plan is working. We're getting all the pain of empty nest anyway," she complained to her husband at one point. Eventually, an enveloping sweetness and involvement swept away all but what is elementally grand about being a parent and nursing a child.
An upbeat chronicle of a life that has been lived on the bright side of the road, its ruts beveled by naked love.
The Washington Post
Joy to the world. Line by glorious line, with raw honesty and unforced hilarity, Melissa Fay Greene tells the story of the true mega-family of the millennium, which is not some reality-show curiosity shop, but her very own nine children: those who came home from the hospital and those who came home from the airport. People often assure me that I'll laugh and cry reading a book. I may smile; I may feel a lump in my throat. But I wept a dozen times reading No Biking and woke my own kids up with my laughter, as I stayed up all night with this, the Cheaper by the Dozen for a new planet. Melissa Fay Greene never set out to raise the world, only to raise her children. With this book, she raises the bar, wherever the word 'family' is spoken, for every single one of us.
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- 9780374223069
- Publisher:
- Farrar, Straus and Giroux
- Publication date:
- 04/12/2011
- Pages:
- 368
- Product dimensions:
- 6.20(w) x 9.10(h) x 1.40(d)
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Room for One More?
Lee, at ten, was the first in the family to mention adoption. He tore out of a friend's backyard at dusk when I honked from the driveway and clattered in cleats into the backseat, rosy and dirty under his baseball cap. "I have a surprise for you!" I said as he buckled in.
"Are you pregnant?" he happily cried.
"What?!" I stopped and turned around to look at him in amazement. It was 1998. I was forty-five. "Lee, no."
"Oh!" he said with disappointment, but then offered knowingly, "But did you find someone really, really sweet to adopt?"
I pulled into traffic and silently swung my arm over the seat to deliver a paper bag containing a brand-new bike lamp that had suddenly lost most of its sparkle.
It was uncanny that he'd asked this. A few years earlier I had struggled with the question of whether I was too old to give birth to a fifth child, and as it turned out, Donny and I were but a few months away from wondering if we might adopt a fifth child.
I'd been surprised, as I turned forty-one, by a sudden onset of longing and nostalgia. The older children were thirteen, ten, and six. Lily was only two. But she'd moved to her "big girl bed," and the crib stood—now and forever?—empty. Why did I hesitate at this moment to leap across the great divide—from childbearing years to non-childbearing years? Sometimes, standing at the kitchen sink, looking out the window into the front yard and the shade of the massive tulip poplar where the children lay in the deep grass, chewing on weed stalks, I wanted it never to end. If our home were a houseboat, we'd started to throw off the ropes and rumble away from the dock, but what if one last child were racing down to the pier, hoping to leap onto the deck?
On my mother's side, I have one female first cousin, Judy: she gave birth to her fourth child at forty-two. That long-ago baby had been greeted by merriment and snickering among the medium and upper branches of the family tree. As I turned forty-one, I knew that having a last baby at forty-two was within the bounds of physiological possibility and ancestral sanction. At forty-one and a half I pressed myself to make a now-or-never decision.
Donny was surprised.
"I kind of feel we're set up to handle a larger population here," I said. To assist, he wordlessly extracted from a closet shelf an explicit wooden figurine he'd lugged home from a summer trip to Europe twenty-four years earlier. Shops offering African jewelry, sculpture, and dashikis weren't then ubiquitous in American shopping malls, and this item had struck the shaggy backpacking seventeen-year-old as a real find. A foot and a half tall, the rough-hewn fertility man-woman had sharp, pointy breasts, a pregnant belly, and an erect male genital. Young Donny, back at home in suburban White Plains, had glued tangles of black thread to key locales to serve as the statue's pubic hair. Now he brought it down from behind his sweaters (I'd forgotten the thing existed) and stood it up on his night table beside the clock radio.
Having his/her sharp parts all aimed at me felt threatening rather than encouraging. And I felt deeply undecided.
Other than Donny, I could find no one who thought it was a good idea to try for a fifth child at forty-one. The months scrolled by, narrowing my window of opportunity. Then I turned forty-two. Then I was forty-two years and one month old. I made my first-ever appointment with a psychologist. "I need help deciding whether to get pregnant again," I told her. "I have two months left to decide." But she wanted to talk about every sort of unrelated thing! She wanted to hear about my marriage. She said, "You know, I used to be afraid of empty nest, too, but it can be an absolutely wonderful time for you and your husband to find each other again."
"I haven't lost my husband," I said. "We're very close. Can you just tell me yes or no here?"
"Many women find that once their children are raised, they have a chance to discover their own gifts and to pursue their own career aspirations."
"Yes or no?" asked Donny that night.
"She's not telling me until next week. Meanwhile, could you please turn that thing to face the wall? I don't like the way it's looking at me."
The following week the therapist wanted to explore my relationships with my parents. "You're not going to give me a yes-or-no answer, are you?" Honestly, I knew this wasn't how therapy worked; still, I'd hoped for just a slender clue about which path to take.
"The empty-nest years can be a very fulfilling time of life for a woman," she replied.
"The answer is NO," I told Donny that night.
Of course I didn't have to listen to the therapist, but in the light of her disapproval I began to picture myself as an old, gaunt mother struggling to shove a stroller up the sidewalk while the professional achievements and the season symphony tickets enjoyed by my friends remained out of reach for decades. By April 1994 it was too late to conceive a baby to whom I could give birth at forty-two. With gratitude to the universe for our four glorious children, I moved on. Donny stuffed the wooden fertility figure back on the closet shelf so it could return to the business of poking holes in his sweaters.
Four years later—a couple of months after Lee asked his question about whether I'd just adopted somebody very sweet and I handed him a bike lamp instead—I stood in front of an audience, giving a talk, when I suddenly wondered what had become of my menstrual cycle. Was this menopause? On the way home I detoured to CVS to pick up a pregnancy test that would rule out the unlikeliest scenario. A pregnancy test is an embarrassing item to show a drugstore cashier at any age, but especially at forty-five. "You will not believe what I just bought," I called laughingly to Donny as I came in and jogged upstairs to rule out the ludicrous possibility that … oh my God I'm pregnant. The timeline that came with the package estimated that I would give birth seven months hence, at the age of forty-six.
Four times before, Donny and I had rejoiced at such news; we're not dancing people (he's not), so our only spontaneous pas de deux have occurred at these moments with a brief turn about the bedroom. But now I exited the bathroom and threw myself stiffly facedown on our bed. As every previous time, Donny was amazed and thrilled, his eyebrows raised in happiness, his round cheeks red beneath the beard, his lips parted for a great laugh. Seeing my woodenness, he froze. "I want whatever you want," he offered quickly.
"Can we even handle this?" I moaned into the bedspread. "Financially, I mean?"
"A baby?" he roared with happiness. "Of course we can afford a baby!"
Case closed! as we say in this family in which the father is a litigator.
My elderly obstetrician, retired, agreed to meet with me for old times' sake. Creeping into his long-ago desk chair, he confirmed the physical toll and genetic risks foretold by the data. "I don't know if I can do this again," I told Donny that night. "It's not healthy for me or for the baby. It's a high-risk pregnancy in every way." I thought, but didn't say, What would I even wear? Sentimentally, I had saved my favorite maternity T-shirt, billowing white and dotted with small pink storks. It was a seventeen-year-old shirt, older than Molly. I got it out and looked at it but didn't try it on. While elbow-deep in memorabilia, I pulled out Lee's baby book. Here he was moments after birth, full of soft-lipped, plump-cheeked sweetness and the round-eyed promise of good humor. Just looking at the picture reminded me of the sucking, slobbery, exhaustive needs of newborns. Donny looked at the photo and drew a different conclusion. "There's our answer!" he yelled. "SO CUTE!"
We took a moment to banter about names, always one of our favorite parts. "Finally we can name a child Gideon!" I said. "Giddie! Such a great nickname!"
"Forget it."
"You think Gideon Samuel sounds too Jewish," I accused, and he declined to comment.
"I still like Kenny," I mused.
"Too plain."
"I still like Miranda for a girl."
I said this only as a prompt for his reminder: "A criminal defense attorney cannot name his daughter Miranda."
But I was worried. This child was so much younger than the others that he would be an only child by middle school. (I felt it was a boy.) Instead of food fights at dinnertime in the noisy kitchen, there'd be a poorly lit dining room heavy with the silence of impeccable manners. Instead of raucous Hanukkahs and crowds of mittened friends stomping into the front hall, there would be long winter weekends during which the pale fellow wandered quietly from room to room, turning the cold pages of coffee table art books while his elderly mother upstairs took a three-hour nap.
"I'm not sure this is a good idea," I said the next day. "I'm not sure I can do this again. I can't really picture this kid's childhood."
Donny, taken aback, nodded somberly, tactfully.
It was a weekend of hard rain and high wind. I sat at the kitchen table anguished by confusion and fear. The children were mystified by my sorrow. "Look! Look at Dad!" yelled Seth, fourteen. Below the kitchen bay window, on the brick patio behind the house, Donny, in the downpour, was wrestling with contraptions and wire.
"What on earth?" I said. "Run, help him. What is he trying to do?"
Eager to cheer me up, Donny had driven to a garden store and purchased a bird feeder. Now he was jerry-rigging it so that he could hoist it by wire ten feet above the patio to swing in midair beside the bay window where I miserably sat. Engineering is not one of Donny's strong points, nor is he happy when wet. I watched him struggle in the rain, drenched, calling out instructions to Seth as if they were sailors trying to turn a boat in a gale. It was the most loving gift, the most romantic thing I have ever seen.
The next day, I started to lose the pregnancy. I hurried to bed and elevated my feet. I called the doctor's office. I drank herbal teas and hugged a hot-water bottle. As I was losing the baby, I suddenly realized how much I wanted it, how much I wanted him. Far from a goofy and embarrassing situation to have conceived a child in my mid-forties, it now seemed brilliant, miraculous, one in a million. Gideon! I held my belly. "I'm sorry I said this would be too hard. Really I wanted you. I do want you. Please stay." But it was over.
I was overcome with grief and remorse. Why had I not welcomed the new life wholeheartedly from the first second of its delicate touching down? I'd been offered a gift beyond measure, and instead of rejoicing, I'd whined. I'd made wisecracks. Now I blamed myself. Five was a marvelous number of children to have! It was a prime number, too, and prime numbers were Seth's favorites! What had I thought was more important? What "data" had I thought it was urgent to collect, to weigh what kind of decision? Now it was too late.
Life was short—for the little zygote, life had been six weeks long. Life was short, and our family capacity was big: both Donny and I had started to make room for a fifth child. Again he longed to cheer me up, but he doubted that another bird feeder would do the trick. "Listen," he said one night as he punched socks into his overstuffed dresser drawer and I lay mournfully on my side in bed, my stack of books untouched, my lamp turned off. "If we really want another child, why don't we adopt one?"
Copyright © 2011 by Melissa Fay Greene
Meet the Author
Melissa Fay Greene is the author of Praying for Sheetrock, The Temple Bombing, Last Man Out, and There Is No Me Without You. Two of her books have been finalists for the National Book Award, and New York University's journalism department named Praying for Sheetrock one of the top one hundred works of journalism in the twentieth century. She has written for The New Yorker, The Washington Post, The New York Times Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, Good Housekeeping, Newsweek, Life, Reader's Digest, Redbook, and Salon, among others. She and her husband, Don Samuel, have nine children and live in Atlanta.
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At some point parents are faced with the prospect of the "empty nest syndrome". Some parents deal with it by moving to a big city (like my husband and I did- don't worry though, we told the kids and gave them our new address), some take up new hobbies, and Melissa Fay Greene and her husband met the challenge by adopting children from Bulgaria and Ethiopia, as told in No Biking in the House Without a Helmet. The Samuels (Don is a criminal defense attorney, Melissa a writer) had four children, and their oldest of four Molly was heading off to college, when Melissa began to think what life would be like when they weren't bringing cupcakes, providing emergency phone numbers, or giving standing ovations at the school play. The introduction to the book is hilarious, with Greene recounting her son answering the telephone and yelling "Daddy, it's for you! I think it's a criminal!" Another funny anecdote concerns Greene "helping too much with homework", and groaning "when the teacher's memo (for the science fair project) comes home, glancing at my calendar to see when I'll have time to get it done." When her sixth-grade son's friend calls late at night, she tells him "Lee's asleep. But what did you get for "How does Montesquieu show that self-interest can overawe justice in human affairs?" Lee came home a few days later and informed his mother that she got a 74 on that homework. After having a miscarriage, adoption is discussed. Greene gets on her computer and finds several adoption websites where you can see photos of children available for adoption. "Some adoption agencies offered "delivery." You could adopt without leaving your desk! "I'd better be careful not to hit accidentally hit Send," I told Donny. "We could open the door one day and find some little kid standing there with a suitcase." While Greene writes with warm humor, she also writes movingly of her travels first to Bulgaria and later to Ethiopia to bring home two children. She is honest about the challenges faced bringing into their family children who didn't speak English. She inspired her oldest son Lee, and he spent one summer volunteering in the same orphanage from where they got Helen. That chapter of the book was so lovely, this bright, caring young man sharing his talents and time with these kids who adored him. Greene was a little too inspiring though, and Lee called home and asked his parents to take in two older boys who had no one else, and whose chances for adoption were small. The Samuels are a normal family; they love, they laugh, the fight. They went through a particularly bumpy time for awhile when two of the teenage boys were literally fighting and it affected the entire family. Greene is a wonderful writer: honest, empathetic and funny. I fell in love with the Samuel family, no more so than when one of their biological children bemoaned the fact that if they adopted two more Ethiopians he would move farther down the list as fastest runner in the family. This is a beautiful book, a testament to the strength of a loving family, with all the laughs and frustrations that being part of that family entails.
Funny and touching. I didn't end up feeling that the author was some kind of sainted supermom, but she did make me want to have more fun with my own kids. Highly recommended!
So much fun and tears of joy. A beautiful, funny story of family.
You really get a sense of the family's adventures. Couldn't put it down.
I read an excerpt from it in readers digest, and i knew i had to read on!


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Before we even jump into this week's ball pit of insanity, let me just say this: They got there. I frankly wasn't convinced going into this season that any of this asylum foofery was going to add up to a satisfying horror tale on par with last year's geeeeeeenius House, but holy flaming batcrap was I wrong. This week's episode was such a game-changer that I may even write a separate essay on it, but don't hold me or the Good Ship AfterElton to it. But just for the record, I do think this sh*t is legendary.
Now let's begin.
We start things off in a proper, gas-guzzling American automobile, with a well-scarved Sister Jude (Jessica Lange) behind the wheel (I believe the look is called "Depressed Millionairess"). She walks into a hostel (?) of some sort and knocks on a door, which is answered by a kindly old Jewish fella. She's looking for Mister Goodbarman, and she's found him: he's a concentration camp survivor who now devotes his free time to tracking down Nazi war criminals (remember, 1964 was PSE – Pre-Sudoku Era). She tells him that the Monsignor thinks she's lost her marbles, but he corrects her: "Instincts are everything."
She hands him a lean dossier on Dr. Arden – he says it's all probably lies, anyway. He schools her on Project Paperclip, which is not a reality show that tasks Heidi Klum with selecting the next great paper clip designer, but rather a postwar rebranding effort that secreted Nazi bigwigs into the United States after the fall of the Reich and gave them false identities and histories. He asks if Jude has ever seen Arden shirtless – she hasn't. He notes that Nazi criminals were tattooed on their upper arm with their blood type after the war, which I'm sure will never prove to be important or anything.
In Jude's office, Sister Mary Eunice Whoopsies del Diablo, BVM (Lily Rabe) is rifling through Jude's desk (why is it you can never find a Tic-Tac when you need one?) when Let's Just Go Ahead And Call Her Anne Frank (Franka Potenta) bursts in with Dr. Arden (James Cromwell) at gunpoint. Let's Just Go Ahead and Call Her Anne orders Whoops to go call the police. Seconds later, there's a gun to Anne's head – it's security maven Frank: "Drop the gun or I'll blow your goddamn head off."
Well that went well, no?
Let's Just Go Ahead and Call Her Anne wakes up to find that someone's gone to the trouble of changing her into her restraint-jammies. So sweet! She starts yammering on about seeing something inhuman in Dr. Arden's lab, and Jude tries to get her to explain what it was she thought she saw. Because she looked everywhere and didn't see any creature, and she'd looooove to nail Arden's tiny nutsack to the wall with some evidence. Anne says that whatever it was couldn't have just run away – "It had no legs!"
Before Jude can find out more, Sister Whoopsies interrupts to tell Jude that a man is there to see her. Not just any man – Anne's husband.
Let's Just Go Ahead and Call Her Anne's name isn't Anne, according to her kind-eyed alleged husband – it's Charlotte Brown. They recently had a child, who is colicky, and his wife can't deal with all the crying, which totally explains why she'd start thinking that she's one of the most famous victims of the Holocaust. He explains that his wife saw The Diary of Anne Frank on stage and after that she became obsessed with Auschwitz and Anne's story. In a series of hilarious dramatic recreations that look like they could have been snipped from old Dark Shadows episodes (the gimmick is very Natural Born Killers, actually), we see the domestic drama unfold.
Jude quips, "So all of this happened after a night at the theater?" (If only she'd gone to see South Pacific! I bet she'd do a killer "Wash that Man Right Outta My Hair"…) Dr. Oliver Threadson (Zachary Quinto) – whose doctoral degree is apparently in Applied Doorway Lingering – chimes in to say that she's suffering from classic post-partem depression. Jude tells "Doctor Buttinski" to buttoutski.
They bring Not Anne out to see her husband – but she says she doesn't know him and that that she doesn't want to leave. They show her a photo of herself, her criminally handsome hubby, and their baby, and she begins to remember. They send her off with him, no further questions asked. Well that was easy!
Dr. Oliver thinks not: "You're making a mistake." He also criticizes Jude for her decision to sterilize Kit. She shrugs.
Speaking of Kit (Evan Peters), he is in another wing posing for a new ad campaign:
Seriously, though, that's a screencap from the episode. No idea.
Kit and Grace (Lizzie Brochere) discuss their impending neuterings through the wall – in a nice bit of visual trickery, we see them touching one another despite there being several feet of solid metal barrier between them. Actually, this might be a good time to mention that this is visually one of the strongest episodes in the show's history – lots of great use of shadow and silhouette, beautifully moving camera, and classically composed images. There are a handful of moments from the episode that effortlessly evoke classic horror films and really shake up the institutional aesthetic.
Anyway, Sister Whoopsies stomps in to collect Kit, and brings with her the news that Jude has chosen NOT to cut his nards off, because she feels that he has truly repented for getting personal hairs in an entire day's supply of pate brisee. Kit is grateful. As is Grace, until Whoopsies stops by her grate to tell her that unfortunately she's still scheduled to be spayed or neutered. Sorry – blame Bob Barker!
Grace does not take the news well, understandably. She beats on the walls and eventually collapses in a heap on her bedroll. But she's roused when a bright light and strange wind creep under her door. Reflected in her eye we see that she is either getting a house call from the aliens or Mummenshanz is back in town:
"It's fun to stay at the Y … M C A!"
It's breakfast pill time in the common room! Lana (Sarah Paulson) downs hers and then sneaks up on someone who looks just like her from behind – but then it is her, and it's Threadson that crept up on her. Okay, that was disorienting. Threadson tells her that he's breaking her out of there and to be at the stairs at 6pm. Incredulously, she asks, "Is this real?" You know, Lana, we're not entirely sure.
Oliver retires to his office with Kit and a reel-to-reel. He essentially talks Kit into confessing to the murders that he didn't commit on tape, which we've kind of seen coming for several episodes now, right? Any lingering doubts that this man is indeed ol' Bloody Face can be laid to rest – he's clearly been duping both Kit and Lana, whom he wants for some sinister purpose. But Kit – not the brightest, bless! – falls hook, line, and decapitation.
Grace, meanwhile, is visiting with Alma (Britne Oldford) in the Interior Illusions Lounge, where Alma is apparently pregnant and Grace is covered in K-Y (just like the real Interior Illusions Lounge!). An alien cuts a slit across Grace's tummy.
Jude, meanwhile, is leaving a message for Mister Goodman that her whole theory about Arden was hufflepuff and he should drop his investigation. I don't think that's likely to happen. But Arden overhears and storms in to demand an apology for letting a patient play with guns and shoot him. Jude won't apologize, and as Arden now knows that she found nothing in his lab, he tells her he's going to ruin her. (Too late!) There are repeated cutaways to his wolfs-head cane and the fireplace.
In his office, Arden drops his pants to re-dress his gunshot wound, but he is interrupted by Sister Whoopsies, who kneels down to help. She apologizes for her untoward behavior the other night (uh, that's putting it mildly) and admits that she helped Arden out by getting rid of Shelley after she left him and Anne Frank in Jude's office. We see an extremely disturbing shot of her dragging Shelley out of the lab, and she notes, "She weighed very little." That Whoopsies – always looking on the bright side of dismemberment!
We then cut to a school playground at recess. Wait, whah?
An adorable little girl runs off to get a drink of water, but she's distracted when she sees something at the bottom of the cement stairwell to the basement. OMG it's Shelley!!!
The girl screams, then runs and gets the teacher and entire class, and then they all scream at the sight of Shelley (Chloe Sevigny) dragging what remains of her boil-covered body up the stairs and into the playground.
Ladies and germs, it's moments like these that make it worth getting out of bed in the morning. Or at least rolling over, coughing out a hairball, and picking up my laptop.
Back at Briarcliff, poor Let's Just Go Ahead and Call Her Anne Frank has apparently dropped out of the Mother of the Year race yet again by attempting to smother her baby in its crib. Eesh. She is thrown in solitary confinement and visited by Arden in a creeptastic, suitably Teutonic moment straight out of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari:
Her unflaggingly adorable hubby begs Jude to keep his wife for treatment and requests that maybe that nice Dr. Threadson fella treat her. Shame to see such bad character judgment come from a man who even cries beautifully:
Threadson, however, is busy elsewhere. Lana waits under the stairs and he arrives at 6pm, hands her a box, and tells her to simply walk straight out the door. She does, and he distracts the Cute Ginger Guard by lighting his cigarette. Home free?
Inside, Mr. Brown runs into Dr. Arden outside of LJGOaCHAF's cell and apologizes profusely for his wife shooting him and calling him a Nazi and all that. Arden says not to worry, he has a solution that could cure her painlessly and humanely. How's tonight sound? Martinis at 6 and lobotomy at 7? Sounds ducky!
Out in the parking lot, things are getting insanely tense for Lana. On the one hand, I want her to get the hell out of this place. On the other, I have zero doubt in my mind that she is going from the frying pan to the fire with this fella. Sure enough, when Frank comes out to get Threadson on Jude's behalf (for poor, mouse-cute Mr. Brown) Threadson tells him to tell her that he doesn't work there, and that he never did. Okay, that's not ominous or anything. Buckle up, Lana!
Frank delivers the news that Lana is missing to Jude, who sees an opening to share a delightful anecdote about her drunk hotel maid mother and the fact that God wouldn't bring her dead pet squirrel – which she'd inadvertently starved to death – back from the grave.
Okay, to recap:
Jude: 2
Baby squirrels and bike-riding children: 0
She concludes to Frank that her "goose is cooked". (Goose, please join the baby squirrel and dead kid in the corner.) Frank sympathizes, saying that as a woman, she never really stood a chance of anyone letting her succeed. Well done, Sister Suffragette! Afterward, Jude drops the robes and veil and slips into a smart skirt suit, ditches her purity ring, and walks out the door. She's kicked the habit!
St. Elsewhere, Dr. Arden is prepping Let's Just Go Ahead and Call Her Anne Frank for her close-up … OF A SKEWER!
Jude gets macked on at a bar by some guy whose pickup line is "What's ya poison, shweethahht?" She responds with the appropriate expression:
At the same instant, LJGAaCHAF gets the lobotomy instrument tapped through her skull and into her frontal lobe. I'd probably prefer that crunch to the sound of that guy's pickup line.
We then move to a handsomely appointed midcentury modern DREAM HOME, into which Probably Not Even a Dr. Oliver Threadson and Miss Lana "Banana" Winters gracefully enter. Okay, seriously? This is like porn for me:
The pass-through fireplace! The law-back sofa! Even those hilarious chrome-legged dinette chairs! Dear God I'm in heaven.
Unlike Lana, who has just entered the lair of a total whack job, no?
Lana, sensing that something is amiss but trying to be polite, says that she'd really rather just go home. Oliver counters that her home is the first place they'll look for her, and then he offers her wine. She politely accepts. When he's out of the room, she somehow manages to function while surrounded by so much gorgeous furniture and finds the phone. She dials, but before she can connect Oliver appears from behind a fetching set of Dutch doors to hang up the phone and tsk-tsk her for trying to call someone. She mentions Lois – Lois! the husky, predatory lesbian! – and quietly goes back to the couch. He hands her the wine, saying that she's the perfect person to tell his story. She notices the odd pronoun … and then notices that the lampshade beside her has nipples:
Nipples, y'all. What will they think of next?! Although I wonder if when it gets really cold in there the lampshade becomes a poking hazard? Maybe you could grate cheese on it, or use it as a peg-board.
Anyway, Lana pretends not to notice, and Oliver pretends not to notice her not not noticing. He then offers her a mint from a hollowed-out skull. Again, WHAT NEXT?! I must have one. I bet West Elm has them, hold on…
Lana, to her credit, manages a fairly convincing "I Didn't Just See a Lampshade with Nipples" smile:
Lana excuses herself to the ladies' room, which where she comes from apparently means "try every door in the house until you find one that opens". Lady, indeed! She finds herself in a small room … and then Threadson turns on the light to reveal that she is, indeed, in his workroom. Skins. Bones. Sharp things. He dryly remarks that she's discovered his "hobby," and Lana – ever the polite (yet nosy) guest – innocently asks, "You make furniture?" Yes, Lana. And Dexter is really just feeding the fish.
Lana starts to come unhinged as Oliver tells her that he mostly makes lamps out of skin – and then out of the f*cking blue, this happens:
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Lana lies on the floor of what is clearly Bloody Face's kill room, which – with its ceramic tile floor and sheets of hanging slaughterhouse plastic – is one "Orinoco Flow" away from the climax of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. Where's Rooney Mara when you need her?! Or even Kate Mara, in a pinch… (Seriously, why didn't they bring HER back this season? She was amazing!) Anyway, Lana has a shackle around her ankle, and she's not alone: a body wrapped in a blanket lies facing away from her. She recognizes it instantly but cautiously reaches out toward it … "Wendy?" She rolls Wendy over. She's dead, and has been for a while. Lana screams and recoils, slamming into a chest freezer that slams shut at the impact.
Oliver Threadson emerges from the plastic shadows, in full Bloody Face drag, to tell her that he normally would have skinned and decapitated Wendy by now, but he needed to keep her around to continue Lana's therapy. Oh please no. He tells Lana he can start by kissing Wendy on the mouth, assuring her that she won't bite … because he took her teeth. He slips on his newly-enhanced mask.
Lana FLIPS THE F*CK OUT:
In a dingy motel room, Jude wakes up beside Mr. No-Name Bad Pickup Line and slips out without a farewell. She is way better at the Irish Goodbye than any nun has a right to be.
We then catch up with the Browns. Charlotte – newly lobotomized – is the very picture of a perfect housewife. She smiles as she speaks about the pot roast in the oven, and am I the only one whose eyes jumped to make sure that her baby was really in her arms? (They do pair nicely with carrots and potatoes at that age.) She smiles and tells her hubby that all the Nazi stuff can go in the trash, and that she's never felt happier. But for a second we slip back into soap-opera-vision, so she's clearly not entirely gone.
As they leave the room we close in on one of the last remaining clippings on her Third Reich Inspiration Board (crafters these days!) and of course it is a photo showing Dr. "Scottsdale" Arden standing behind one of the most recognizable supervillains of the twentieth century:
So, to recap: Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeegah!!
In a nuthouseshell: Jude found that the sisterhood wasn't a hard habit to break. Shelley decided to go back-to-school crawling. Anne Frank (or whoever she was) lost her memories and her fight against history. Grace came face to face with the spiders from mars and ruined her best socks, and Lana found herself getting that exclusive that she went to Briarcliff for in the first place. All in all, if this game is girls against boys, the girls had a rough match.
Notably Dead: Wendy (again), a baby squirrel, Jude's short-lived second virginity
Notably Absent: The Monsignor (seriously, where the hell is that man?!), Pepper, the mutants in the woods
Shriek of the Week: I'm bringing back last season's weekly "favorite scream" feature in honor of Sarah Paulson's blossoming into full scream queenhood. That last squawk was SICKENING, yo. She is owning this part, putting it on eBay, selling it at a markup by bidding against it herself, buying it back at half-price on Craigslist, picking it up in person to save the shipping, and owning it again. WORK, mama. May the nurturing spirits of a thousand Final Girls before you grant you safe passage.
Blood – 7/10
While the streets weren't exactly running red with the stuff, it was used effectively. Someone tell Grace that a little club soda will get that out. ("Liar!")
Beasts – 8/10
Between the alien, poor Shelley – who really looks less human than human, at this point – and Jude's dead squirrel and goose, the critters had a pretty strong showing this week.
Buns – 0/10
C'mon, guys. You can do better than that.
I loved this episode, especially as the completion of last week's gonzo lead-in. It was shocking, gorgeous, scary, ridiculous, and mean. More than anything the Anne Frank episodes gave us someone to really root for (move over, Kit – it's time for Lana Goes Bananas), showed us the stakes (if this show will lobotomize Ann Frank, no one is safe), and then tipped the odds heavily against her. I'm all in. I think season 2 has found its stride, and I hope it keeps it up.
Or to put it in patron saint Barbra Streisand's terms, ten Nutses out of ten:
A few more of my favorite images from the episode, apropos of nothing:
Mrs. Brown, you've got a lovely husband
Grace, slick (never gets old!)
Shelley's dramatic exit
Pretty. Psycho and evil, but pretty.
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December 20, 1931
New York City, New York
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Terry Sanders (born December 20, 1931) is an American filmmaker having produced and/or directed more than 70 dramatic features, televisions specials, documentaries and portrait films. He co-heads the American Film Foundation and has produced and photographed the Oscar-winning dramatic short "A Time Out of War". He also received an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature for Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision.[1] He also produced and co-directed Crime & Punishment, USA with his brother Denis Sanders. The debuting actors in "War Hunt" are Robert Redford, Sydney Pollack, and Tom Skerritt, which he also produced with Denis Sanders.
Currently in development is a dramatic feature film, Tokyo Rose/American Patriot, a World War II true-life story of Iva Ikuko Toguri who was wrongly convicted of treason.
The moving image collection of Terry Sanders is housed at the Academy Film Archive.[2]
Selected filmography[edit]
- The Eyes of Don Bachardy
- Return with Honor, presented by Tom Hanks
- Never Give Up: The 20th Century Odyssey of Herbert Zipper
- Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision
- Into the Future: On the Preservation of Knowledge in the Electronic Age, narrated by Robert MacNeil (includes an interview with Tim Berners-Lee and Peter Norton of Norton Utilities)
- Rose Kennedy: A Life to Remember, narrated by Edward Kennedy
- Lillian Gish: The Actor's Life for Me
- Screenwriters: Words Into Image
- War Hunt
- Crime & Punishment, USA
- A Time Out of War
- Copland Portrait, American Composer with Aaron Copland
- The Japan Project: Made in Japan
- Portrait of Zubin Mehta
- Fighting for Life
- Four Stones for Kanemitsu
- To Live or Let Die
See also[edit]
- American Film Foundation (Co-founder of)
- ^ "Winners & Nominees". Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Retrieved 30 December 2015.
- ^ "Terry Sanders Collection". Academy Film Archive.


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The rupee may depreciate beyond 55 level in the near term as the Budget for 2013-14 has no major proposals to cut current account deficit and risks of rise in net borrowings have increased, Goldman Sachs has said.
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The rupee may depreciate beyond 55 level in the near term as the Budget for 2013-14 has no major proposals to cut current account deficit and risks of rise in net borrowings have increased, Goldman Sachs has said.
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Calories 1858 Calories from Fat 345
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 41 g62.4%
Saturated Fat 7.2 g36%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 225 mg75%
Sodium 3593.2 mg149.7%
Total Carbohydrates 339 g113%
Dietary Fiber 48.4 g193.7%
Sugars 98.4 g
Protein 62 g123.1%
Vitamin A 649.4% Vitamin C 25.4%
Calcium 137.6% Iron 97.9%
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Reproductive Ecology and Captive Breeding of the Threatened Niangua Darter Etheostoma nianguae
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The Niangua darter Etheostoma nianguae is a threatened stream fish endemic to the Osage River basin of Missouri's Ozark uplands. We studied the darter's reproductive behavior under natural conditions in the wild to assist recovery efforts. In addition, techniques for captive propagation were developed in the event that wild populations should suffer precipitous declines. Seven spawning events were witnessed by snorkelers in swift riffle areas at mean (± SD) water depths of 23 ± 5 cm, column current velocities of 83 ± 12 cm/s and focal current velocities of 43 ± 9 cm/s. This combination of depth and velocity was used only for spawning; darters were found at slower velocities and greater depths when not spawning during spring and at slower velocities during summer. Niangua darters in captivity spawned in 38 liter aquaria with fine uniform substrate and no current velocity, and larvae were reared to the juvenile stage. Time from fertilization to hatching was 10-11 d at 16 C. Larvae swam up 3 d after hatching and remained in the water column 31-33 d before returning to the substrate. We suggest a spawning protocol that includes capturing wild males and females during April, isolating spawning pairs in 38 liter aquaria with fine substrate and maintaining low light levels during hatching. Young can be reared on brine shrimp nauplii, zooplankton and, later, frozen adult brine shrimp. A chronology of Niangua darter reproductive and early life history events is provided.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.comments2017-01-18T21:13:42.887-08:00QueerBlackFeministandreana clayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-56246777563643978952016-08-19T09:47:16.545-07:002016-08-19T09:47:16.545-07:00He's writing women that way because that's...He's writing women that way because that's how the male characters have been conditioned to see them. As someone mentioned before, it's a critique of machismo. I've watched a lot of his lectures and even met him once (super nice, btw). He's one of the most progressive, thoughtful, amazing writers we have.
Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-31507149468734136682016-07-26T23:01:14.394-07:002016-07-26T23:01:14.394-07:00Awesome! I love queer love!Awesome! I love queer love!queerblackfeministhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-72826559569293728062016-07-26T21:48:02.632-07:002016-07-26T21:48:02.632-07:00thank you for this! i've been struggling with ...thank you for this! i've been struggling with feeling ok about my own upcoming queer ceremony of love, feeling sooo very many of the complicated things you articulated. and this really helped. <email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-3560183022976817062016-07-23T16:08:54.902-07:002016-07-23T16:08:54.902-07:00Thank you for writing this. I have read a few of h...Thank you for writing this. I have read a few of his books and the "women are sluts but I love 'em" trope got old. I won't be buying another one of his books, because there is such a focus on women in each of them but the women are such one-dimensional characters to be manipulated and/or tossed. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-27694001394136328172016-07-18T13:52:50.390-07:002016-07-18T13:52:50.390-07:00I thought your post was very interesting, and was ...I thought your post was very interesting, and was curious whether you have listened to his interview/podcast with the New York Public Library? For me, that (along with maybe the end of "A Cheater's Guide to Love") was the moment that cemented his writing as critique instead of an expression of sexism/machismo/misogyny. In it he addresses how the character of Yunior is often based on his own moral failings as a young man. As a result, I read the books in a much different context: as a sort of public therapy/confession for past indiscretions.Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-33867737391357644332016-06-09T08:43:26.217-07:002016-06-09T08:43:26.217-07:00I'm still crying every day and look for new mu...I'm still crying every day and look for new music and interviews to discover on the Internet with him and about him. I wake up with his songs in my head and can't get them out of my mind all day, every day.... I'm obsessed with him, he was the greatest and nobody can ever replace firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-37530896319319417832016-05-07T14:38:57.807-07:002016-05-07T14:38:57.807-07:00Have loved some of Diaz's essays in the New Yo...Have loved some of Diaz's essays in the New Yorker and his interviews on NPR, etc., but have not been able to get through his books because of the sexism. Too painful. dtropphttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-12717592039544533712016-04-22T23:26:27.779-07:002016-04-22T23:26:27.779-07:00Thank you! It still hurts.Thank you! It still hurts.queerblackfeministhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-75563883102418803312016-04-22T23:13:56.969-07:002016-04-22T23:13:56.969-07:00I've fucking tried to tell you that everything...I've fucking tried to tell you that everything you've stated is EXACTLY how I feel. Yet my comment does.not.take!Stephen Griffinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-28390409353905322512015-07-08T12:05:44.825-07:002015-07-08T12:05:44.825-07:00*thumbs up**thumbs up*ThE pRiNcEsShttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-52342470111992776812015-05-11T00:34:02.959-07:002015-05-11T00:34:02.959-07:00Beautifully said. I've been exactly there. Don...Beautifully said. I've been exactly there. Don't give up! Try different routes. You'll be a great firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-59202775532173568932015-05-10T18:24:10.138-07:002015-05-10T18:24:10.138-07:00Thanks love. <3Thanks love. <3queerblackfeministhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-45069556947983011022015-05-10T10:55:50.526-07:002015-05-10T10:55:50.526-07:00this is a spectacular read! motherhood is more th...this is a spectacular read! motherhood is more than a notion, honey :)rorohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-46359712222946698082015-02-14T13:02:55.593-08:002015-02-14T13:02:55.593-08:00I still have trouble with the fact that men dressi...I still have trouble with the fact that men dressing up as women and acting out female stereotypes is not similar to people dressing up as a racial or ethnic group and also portraying stereotypes. One is racist and the other is sexist. However, I do watch RuPaul's Drag Race, because I enjoy seeing the people behind the drag. I do think that the term "fishy" is horrible and insulting to women, because it is used only to describe a man that looks a lot like a woman - the more a man looks a woman, the more "fishy" he is, because woman = fishy. As a female viewer this is offensive, and considering these men make money making fun of women, can they just get rid of "fishy?" I would be against someone referring to a gay man as serving up firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-79340842416415670532015-02-07T10:42:58.977-08:002015-02-07T10:42:58.977-08:00This is everything: http://dlisted.com/wp-content...This is everything:
http://dlisted.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/cookie1gif.gifMatthew Florencehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-42360512325816900272015-02-05T22:51:07.954-08:002015-02-05T22:51:07.954-08:00Well written Sis!!Well written Sis!!Hope TheNovelisthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-35733050548224209892015-02-05T07:11:25.226-08:002015-02-05T07:11:25.226-08:00Interesting perspective, Cedric. Wondered about th...Interesting perspective, Cedric. Wondered about that as I want offended when she said it. And, Andreana, I'll always be there for Cookie. Oh, and small town Missouri hood made me laugh.Matthew Florencehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-3568004760320895912015-02-04T16:22:45.976-08:002015-02-04T16:22:45.976-08:00Love this. Thank u. I've wondered since the f...Love this. Thank u. I've wondered since the first episode: was her use of "faggot" actually an appropriation/reclamation, like us embracing "queer?" Or am I justifying bad behaviour?Cedrichttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-68393452909169765512015-01-13T18:41:48.048-08:002015-01-13T18:41:48.048-08:00In KCRW's The Business interview, Duvernay has...In KCRW's The Business interview, Duvernay has interesting things to say about how to pay for films despite Hollywood, and about making Selma. ( http://www.kcrw.com/news-culture/shows/the-business/ava-duvernay-on-selma-building-a-career-her-own-way )firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-51277567159309265142014-11-19T19:24:24.704-08:002014-11-19T19:24:24.704-08:00A beautiful piece, Andreana. I love that you recog...A beautiful piece, Andreana. I love that you recognize her for helping you back to your working class roots.Ed firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-65407585057480182722014-11-19T08:28:46.666-08:002014-11-19T08:28:46.666-08:00I love this the way I love her book. Thank for the...I love this the way I love her book. Thank for the words. As a daughter of the upwardly mobile I also remember feeling more than just the butch connection but I couldn't put words to it. lafitchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-42434391012617061062014-11-18T10:10:54.536-08:002014-11-18T10:10:54.536-08:00THIS IS THE BOMB! Thank you! Michelle. Mwah!THIS IS THE BOMB! Thank you! Michelle. Mwah!Michellehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-57356980976544388382014-07-17T07:44:07.271-07:002014-07-17T07:44:07.271-07:00Lovely. An important story to be shared. Thank you...Lovely. An important story to be shared. Thank you for sharing it.
LGLGeniushttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-1737877251770184642014-05-14T15:57:43.404-07:002014-05-14T15:57:43.404-07:00You know I love me a little boy-on-boy action and ...You know I love me a little boy-on-boy action and celebrate the public display of affection as natural. Love on the record books? Oh hells yes! But it also feels calculated. When love is "the message" then we must read it closely.

I read this: http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/03/michael-sam-howard-bragman and thought about the possibility of how scripted it all was. Press releases readied, tweets pre-scheduled, memes ready to go viral. Or in this case was Sam conscripted by the HRC? Was he recruited into their campaign? I don't know the national stage. I don't know the pressure but I do know when Jason Collins wore a jersey in honor of Matthew Shepard and not in memory of Rashawn Brazell I felt "some kind of way" and when Sam kissed his boyfriend four times that didn't look like any of my black beautiful single gay friends, I felt "some kind of way" again.

Still naming it. Still quite possible that I'm just wrong and stuck feeling like there is less for us now. And if you say something then:

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So, I call it a Kissick. Marvin K. Whitehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3416480746157493203.post-45633486752789537142014-05-14T15:57:01.664-07:002014-05-14T15:57:01.664-07:00You know I love me a little boy-on-boy action and ...You know I love me a little boy-on-boy action and celebrate the public display of affection as natural. Love on the record books? Oh hells yes! But it also feels calculated. When love is "the message" then we must read it closely.

I read this: http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/03/michael-sam-howard-bragman and thought about the possibility of how scripted it all was. Press releases readied, tweets pre-scheduled, memes ready to go viral. Or in this case was Sam conscripted by the HRC? Was he recruited into their campaign? I don't know the national stage. I don't know the pressure but I do know when Jason Collins wore a jersey in honor of Matthew Shepard and not in memory of Rashawn Brazell I felt "some kind of way" and when Sam kissed his boyfriend four times that didn't look like any of my black beautiful single gay friends, I felt "some kind of way" again.

Still naming it. Still quite possible that I'm just wrong and stuck feeling like there is less for us now. And if you say something then:

https://www.facebook.com/marcus.lee.9693?fref=ts&ref=br_tf

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Fellowship! is a musical parody stage play based on The Fellowship of the Ring the first volume of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, and Peter Jackson's 2001 film adaptation of it. The book was written by Kelly Holden-Bashar and Joel McCrary with music by Allen Simpson and lyrics and additional material by Brian D. Bradley, Lisa Fredrickson, Kelly Holden-Bashar, Joel McCrary, Edi Patterson, Steve Purnick, Cory Rouse, Allen Simpson, Ryan Smith, Peter Allen Vogt and Matthew Stephen Young. The musical was first performed at the El Portal Forum Theater in North Hollywood, California.
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One of the signs of passing youth is the birth of a sense of fellowship with other human beings as we take our place among them.
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Funky Fur
Dog, Pet Care Services, Pet Grooming
Funky Fur is a dog grooming salon located in the northern Melbourne suburb of Mernda, catering for all dog breeds.
Regular grooming is very important for the health and well being of any dog and at Funky Fur we take a personal interest in every dog we see.
At Funky Fur the head groomer is also the owner of the business and we take pride in offering you and your pet a personalised service. Each dog will be cared for and made to feel comfortable while the result is a breed-specific or individually adapted clip.
All our products used are free from parebens, SLS and harsh chemicals
we believe in using high quality products that are individually chosen to suit your dogs coat type and that nourish and complement your pets natural coat.
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From a simple bath to a full breed style clip, we cater for all breeds
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