Only a girl...
Only a girl could get away with cool things like these...
This month in JANE magazine, a pretty 29 year old blonde admitted to still being a virgin. While we all poked fun of the dorky "40-Year-Old Virgin," we can only praise this girl for making it this long and remaining proud of it. It's not like there's anything wrong with the girl and already she has enough suitors to put match.com out of business, yet she's just waiting for the right one. How many guys pushing thirty can say that without a chuckle from someone?
Don't be fooled by it's girl retro design, this blog can kick ass. Its author, Pia Savage, also a fellow New Yorker, bears it all from her left-wing liberal political views to personal experiences. CourtingDestiny.com, according to the Long Island Press, was recently nominated for a Koufax Award and has amassed an audience of more than 80,000 twenty- and thirty-somethings." Watch for her upcoming memoir, which will hopefully be a compact version of her blog.
I guarantee that guys will find this just as useful, but geared towards girls, this site for city-living gives a female zagat's guide type of perspective at eating, shoping and going out in whatever city you may live in.
How amazing is this: A recent study showed that a mother's voice was more alarming to wake a child, over a fire alarm. Powerful.
This month in JANE magazine, a pretty 29 year old blonde admitted to still being a virgin. While we all poked fun of the dorky "40-Year-Old Virgin," we can only praise this girl for making it this long and remaining proud of it. It's not like there's anything wrong with the girl and already she has enough suitors to put match.com out of business, yet she's just waiting for the right one. How many guys pushing thirty can say that without a chuckle from someone?
Don't be fooled by it's girl retro design, this blog can kick ass. Its author, Pia Savage, also a fellow New Yorker, bears it all from her left-wing liberal political views to personal experiences. CourtingDestiny.com, according to the Long Island Press, was recently nominated for a Koufax Award and has amassed an audience of more than 80,000 twenty- and thirty-somethings." Watch for her upcoming memoir, which will hopefully be a compact version of her blog.
I guarantee that guys will find this just as useful, but geared towards girls, this site for city-living gives a female zagat's guide type of perspective at eating, shoping and going out in whatever city you may live in.
How amazing is this: A recent study showed that a mother's voice was more alarming to wake a child, over a fire alarm. Powerful.
posted by Lizzy T. @ 1:23 PM
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