On the subject of hotties and health . . .
Daily Mail: Iskra Lawrence showcases her famous curves in a skimpy bikini as she shares empowering body confidence message
Shape: How This Blogger Came to Realize That Body Positivity Isn't Always About the Way You Look
Forbes: Brain Structure And Genetics May Influence Our Bodyweight More Than We Know, Suggests New Study
Closer to home, these news links are worth a look right now . . .
Kansas City Fowl Play
KC Pet Project working to find adequate housing after taking in 51 roosters, hens, and chicks
Workers at KC Pet Project are scrambling to find adequate housing Wednesday after Kansas City, Missouri Animal Control confiscated 51 roosters, hens, and chicks from a home. Staff members are working to separate the birds and find housing placements for them. The current sheltering facility is not equipped to handle the volume of animals received Thursday.
News Slice Of Life
Around KC, you can literally buy half a cow - and it's cheaper and more humane than how you're used to buying meat
Zach Bauman Self-aware meat-eaters have little choice but to navigate an uncomfortable reality when we travel to the grocery store. The experience is an ethical minefield - and particularly so when it comes to beef. An insatiable appetite for inexpensive beef, both here in the U.S.
Creamy Coverage
PHOTOS: Inside Betty Rae's Ice Cream in KC's River Market - Kansas City Business Journal
Betty Rae's Ice Cream opened its second location Wednesday in Kansas City's River Market. David and Mary Friesen opened their first ice cream shop, which is named after David's grandmother, in 2016 at 7140 Wornall Road in Waldo. The new space at 412 Delaware St. is just steps away from a Kansas City streetcar stop.
Junkie Quote Highlight
Dig It: Charlie Parker's Words Lighting Up Kansas City's 18th And Vine
There's a new sign glowing on the side of the Boone Theater at the corner of East 18th Street and Highland Avenue, next door to the Gem Theater the 18th and Vine Historic District. "I Adore Your Every Move" is a neon work by Los Angeles artist Nikita Gale.
Kansas City Career Talk
Mom talk: Balancing careers and kids
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - In today's world, many women want it all. They want a career. They want a family. They want to summon their inner superhero and deploy their powers to accomplish it all. Mothers are the sole or primary breadwinner in 40 percent of households across the United States, according to the Department of Labor.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for tonight . . .
How much money did the neon sign cost us? $250,000, maybe more? I garauntee they paid twenty times more then it’s worth
ReplyDeleteHow about a neon sign of Charlie Parker's last words to his wife...
ReplyDelete"I don't care where else, but please don't bury me in Kansas City!"?
Actually his sign pointed to the best smack in KC
DeleteBrick, meet neon sign. Won't last a month.
ReplyDeleteBaby mommas, where the dadddy ? Pride in failed family structure is a sad day in library America.
ReplyDeleteRE: KC Pet Project working to find adequate housing after taking in 51 roosters, hens, and chicks
ReplyDeleteBREAKING!! One Harlan Sanders has generously offered to adopt all 51 chickens. Sanders, who is a retired Colonel, told the KC Pet Project that the fowl would be so well cared for they wouldn't know what hit them.
Mom talk: Balancing careers and kids
ReplyDeleteRhiannon Ally to follow up her first children's book "Mommy, Please Don't Go to Work!" with sequel titled "Shut Up Kids! Mommy Reads Fake News On TV And She's Important!"
After comparing themselves to Beyonce and Serena Williams (did she really do that?) the ladies went home, poured themselves a drink, and told themselves it was so nice to network with other young mothers.
Greedy bitches who don't care about their kids , just wanted to have a career to say look at me , I'm just a super grandmaster Mom who dumps my kids off at daycare and I work , look at me , look at me , look at me !¡!¡
ReplyDeleteRead the Pitch article about beef and no where in the piece did they explain how buying a side of beef is more humane. Headline writers need to be held accountable for lousy work.
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