Parks and Rec is brilliant (I'm on S4 on Netflix so please - no spoilers!) It's interesting that a lot of my buffy flist also loves that show.
thankfully I've kept my "girlish figure" thanks to a significant other who is big on walking, and because I bike and walk almost everywhere. (Also, I tend to eat very little when depressed and/or not working.) I'm fortunate enough to have a significant other who works full time (I worked while she went back to school a few years ago so it's fair, but - it still feels awful being dependent on someone else even if I'm doing the homemaker thing and making our yogurt and doing the cooking and laundry. The homemaker thing, and that's valid - but not so much if it wasn't chosen but forced.)
7-8 days? I wouldn't call that pathetic, I'd say that was a marathon. (I haven't watched AtS yet, and I'm kind of holding off on that one for now. The treatment of women sounds - eh, a little reactionary in comparison to Buffy.)
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Date: 2012-12-12 09:56 pm (UTC)thankfully I've kept my "girlish figure" thanks to a significant other who is big on walking, and because I bike and walk almost everywhere. (Also, I tend to eat very little when depressed and/or not working.) I'm fortunate enough to have a significant other who works full time (I worked while she went back to school a few years ago so it's fair, but - it still feels awful being dependent on someone else even if I'm doing the homemaker thing and making our yogurt and doing the cooking and laundry. The homemaker thing, and that's valid - but not so much if it wasn't chosen but forced.)
7-8 days? I wouldn't call that pathetic, I'd say that was a marathon. (I haven't watched AtS yet, and I'm kind of holding off on that one for now. The treatment of women sounds - eh, a little reactionary in comparison to Buffy.)