GirlTalk

I resemble these statistics.

On the topic of voting, from everything I’ve read in the news recently, Tuesday is shaping up to be one of long lines and frustrated voters.

Palin appears to be “out for herself” according to some McCain insiders.

Pack 137 from Ladd Elementary in Waynesboro, part of the Stonewall Jackson Area Council of Boy Scouts of America show great style in performance of service to their community.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, based in Paris, released a study showing that the gap between rich and poor is increasing in Europe in North America.

The economy. Talking about it has become a cliche of a cliche. You hear about it everywhere: Gas prices, the housing market, grocery bills, the works. Okay. As a young, single woman, I must admit this whole thing is affecting me on a different level than what’s being discussed in the news.

Finally found a decent description that tells the pro and cons of both types of IRAs.

Friendship, people say, comes and goes. But moms and daughters can have a different friendship, perhaps one that lasts.

Last night, my one of my best girlfriends and I decided to watch the movie “Made of Honor,“ featuring Patrick Demsey, also known by Grey’s Anatomy watchers as “Dr. McDreamy,“ as “Tom,“ and Michelle Monaghan as “Hannah”.

With October as Breast-cancer awareness month, and also in response to Gina’s previous entry on Christina Applegate, I thought it would be nice to highlight some simple ways we can all contribute to the cause.

On being a self-thinking constituent rather than anyone’s follower

Some women are strong warriors in the fight against breast cancer