Wordsmoker - because you have a compulsion to read stuff

The Warriors Of Davenport

By Strawberry Shortcake
Published: March 13, 2010

Most humans think of dust bunnies as harmless little bits of fluff that lurk under the couches and beds of their homes. They seldom think about these seemingly harmless little creatures, but dust bunnies have been around for centuries and are so integral to the lives of the humans they share a home with that without them most homes would be destroyed.

Beauty, Financial Doomwatch

Lily Blue’s Savings Tips and Beauty Advice

By Lily Blue
Published: January 20, 2009

Some Tart In A Sea-shell

In “Outsourced Chores Come Back Home” Sunday’s New York Times tells us that more and more people are back to doing things for themselves

Recently Written

Recent Comments

gerbilsinlove on Faculty Favorites
mediahohoho on Mosque!!! (Now With Extra Exclamation Points)
Belltolls on Faculty Favorites
Chillbear Latrigue on Faculty Favorites
Penny Danger on Wordsmoker Anthropology – Cringeworthy Couture
Penny Danger on Faculty Favorites
Mama Penguino on Wordsmoker Anthropology – Cringeworthy Couture
Mama Penguino on Faculty Favorites
Penny Danger on Faculty Favorites
Mama Penguino on Faculty Favorites
BookishLookish on Futurekitsch Is Commmmming, Thanks, Christians
Penny Danger on Mosque!!! (Now With Extra Exclamation Points)

Top Commenters - By Month

Mama Penguino (24)
Penny Danger (20)
Chillbear Latrigue (17)
Blix (13)
gerbilsinlove (10)
WhyamIhere? (8)
MilitantRubberDucky (7)
GeodeJane (7)
Rene Sance (4)
Nina Hagen (3)
Strawberry Shortcake (3)
irishbreakfast (3)
NoDebutante (3)
uncivilly obedient (3)
monkeyrash (3)