There were really only two options.
Weird, because I have a lot of underwear, practical stuff, not fancy, I’m all about comfort. So there was the black cotton underwear, which kind of choked off circulation to my legs the last time I tried them, and then there was the giant leopard print ‘briefs’ as they are so oddly called, bought when I was a lot heavier chick. I was going to the dermatologist for a whole body skin check so she was going to be peering into my underwear. […]
Essays and News
2018: the year in askew
With the smells of the holidays (among other things) still hanging in the air, it’s time for another one of those annoying “Year in Review” segments that make you want to drown yourself in leftover Rotel dip.
But this time, there will be no mention of President Trump’s various antics that caused a monsoon of pant wetting on CNN, the dumpster fire (and not the good kind) that was the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation hearings, […]
Humor Writer of the Month: Marilyn Simon Rothstein
Marilyn Simon Rothstein is the author of Lift and Separate, winner of the Star Award presented by the Women’s Fiction Writers Association for Outstanding Debut. It’s currently an Amazon Best Seller in Fiction Satire.
Her second hilarious novel, Husbands and Other Sharp Objects, was published in March 2018.
Marilyn grew up in New York City, earned a degree in journalism from New York University, began her writing career at Seventeen magazine, […]
Who's Publishing What: Surviving the Holidays (HELL-i-DAZE)
Olivia Michele “Miss OMG” Giacomini treats readers to hilarious social commentary in her new book, Surviving the Holidays (HELL-i-DAZE). Join her as she uncovers the truth about low expectations for romantic holidays, major backfires on April Fool’s pranks, crappy birthday gifts, the insanity of the winter holidays and so much more.
Mickie has been a published writer for decades for magazines and newspapers worldwide. In more recent years, she has begun sharing her witticisms in her Miss OMG books. […]
A rave review for the paving crew in front of my house
I may not be a Rhodes Scholar, because I always thought it was spelled r-o-a-d-s, but I have been told to hit the road so many times that I know a true roads scholar when I see one. And recently, I saw two.
It happened when a road (of course) crew was repaving the road (ditto) in front of my house to prepare for the long, hard road (stop!) of winter.
“I’m happy to see you,” I told Chris Vecchia, […]
