Buy Walking VideosJessica Simpson: Shame on US Weekly
This week’s US Weekly reads:
Jessica’s Agony
Bullied For Her Weight
Her rage over ‘fat’ insults
Suddenly back with a trainer
Tony’s reaction and did he cheat?
How she’s tortured…
Do they think that we don’t remember? Did we forget WHO is bullying her?
Just in case we did, last week’s US Weekly got left behind. US Weekly isn’t some “nice” tabloid that’s trying to protect poor Jessica Simpson. They were the ones who were perfectly happy to post the photos and repeat the “Jumbo Jessica” insult.
Bad form, US Weekly, bad form.
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February 11th, 2009 at 10:33 pm
First off Laura, I just want to thank you for a great health blog! I love reading it. I check it weekly, if not daily.
Secondly, on a completely different note, I was wondering what online comics you read. Awhile back you posted stuff about leasticoulddo, and i immediately got hooked. then you posted something with questionablecontent and i fell in love. now that i’m up-to-date with both comics, and, seeing as you’re the one who got me hooked on both of them, i thought i’d ask you if there are any other good ones out there? I know… a question TOTALLY unrelated to health (other than then fact that reading them makes me happy, and being happy is good for your health 🙂
Thirdly, on to health, what do you think about consuming dairy products? I’ve read so much against dairy products, and have been avoiding them for years. And I’ve stopped taking my CalMg vitamins because they seem to be making me break out (weird I know, maybe it’s just the type I’ve been taking). What are your best suggestions for calcium intake (other than dairy)?
February 12th, 2009 at 1:06 am
Raven,
My FAVORITE webcomic is Something Positive:
I eat 2 servings of dairy every day just because WW tells me to. I don’t like to eat it, but I make sure I get it in. I’ve never tried to get my calcium in without eating dairy, so I haven’t researched that. If you find something cool, tell me.
Thanks for reading, Laura