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Dear Poll: Do You Tend to Get Nostalgic?
I have about a dozen shoeboxes jammed in the farthest corners of my closet just stuffed to the brim with old letters, cards, ticket stubs, and other random things that carry serious sentimental value for me. Every time I move, I carefully pack up all these boxes and place them lovingly in my new closet, where they sit for the most part untouched. Every once in a while though, when I'm feeling down or just contemplative, I open up the boxes and let the nostalgic feeling wash over me — it's like a trip down memory lane!
Are You Sentimental?
Being the sentimental person that I am, I'm a total saver when it comes to anything special. I collect business cards of restaurants I've been to with friends, napkins from weddings, menus from great first dates, and place cards form dinner parties I've attended. I savor love letters, old photos of my parents when they were my age, and I even have a piece of the ratty, old blanket I used to snuggle with as a child.
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Do Tell: Sentimental Rings and Things
I own a locket that my great grandmother gave me before she passed away. It's one of my most treasured possessions, and I'm reminded of her every time I wear it. I also have an unusual, Chinese turquoise pendant I bought for myself on my 30th birthday; I feel very connected to it and to what it represents for me.
Stranger Than Fiction: Car Crashes Into Couple's Bedroom
Imagine if you will, sleeping soundly in your bed with your boyfriend. Maybe you're spooning, maybe he's snoring, you're dreaming of kittens ice-skating...whatever.
Suddenly, a car crashes through your bedroom.
Get Benjamins For Your Bling by Selling Your Breakup Jewelry
Did you just wash that man right out of your hair? Are you simply not the sentimental type? Well, if your ex doesn't take back the jewelry he gave you (he'd have to pry it out of your cold, dead hands, right?), then you should go to Outofyourlife.com and sell them your breakup jewelry!
Are You a Worrier?
In the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Spanish beauty Penelope Cruz opens up about work and worrying. She says:
I've always been a worrier. Since I was a little girl I've always felt that if I had a moment of peace I'd wonder: Are you sure you can afford to feel like this?
Have You Ever Exacted Revenge After a Heartbreak?
In an amazing choreographed sequence on last night's episode of Glee, Mercedes tells her fellow glee club pal, the flamboyantly gay Kurt, that they need to make it official that they're dating. Instead of setting the record straight gay, Kurt says he's in love with another girl in their group. Mercedes's response?
Discriminating Carrie Prejean Sues For Religious Discrimination
Before she infamously said anything about gay (or opposite) marriage, beauty queen Carrie Prejean claims that Miss California pageant officials told her to stop mentioning God. In a move that is keeping her name in the headlines, the dethroned Miss California is now suing pageant officials for religious discrimination.
Carrie claims she was fired as Miss California because she voiced her faith-based opinion that gay marriage should not be legal.
A&E's Obsessed Explores Extreme Hoarding
Do you have a slight problem with being messy? This week's A&E’s Obsessed, in its exploration of the obsessive compulsive disorder extreme hoarding, will have you cleaning up your apartment or desk and feeling for poor Russ, who can't stop buying things and also can't bear to throw anything away. "I get attached to things," he says, "because I don't have people to care about."
Some Mothers Look Like Their Daughters Naturally . . .
And others will pay for the privilege.
This is straight up twinsanity! "Love you like a sister" is a sweet sentiment unless you're 50 years old and spend 10,000 British pounds (about $15,000) to look like your 28-year-old daughter.
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