Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 12:46PM Mrs. G. 
This post contains one swear word Mrs. G. considers mild, but it's up to you to decide if you want to read more. Free will, baby, free will.
Pop Culture, This and That Thursday, August 23, 2012 at 3:35PM Mrs. G. 
This post is probably NOT SAFE FOR WORK. It is likely offensive to many so don't read it if you are offended by euphamisms for vaginas or reproductive rights or Mrs. G's loud, left leaning mouth. Don't read it, really, because you'll be offended or annoyed and it will be your own fault. Just come back tomorrow and we'll all be happier.
Pop Culture, Womankind Friday, August 10, 2012 at 12:48PM Mrs. G. Family, Pop Culture Thursday, August 2, 2012 at 6:14PM Mrs. G. Longtime readers know that Mrs. G. is a slave to the documentary. Last night she curled up on the couch and watched these two, both of which she highly recommends. They are both available on Netflix Instant watch.
This is an interesting doc on the cost of making art and the art of raising children.
There is some "artistic" nudity in this trailer.
Trust Mrs. G. when she tells you that at some point in her life she will live in a communal setting. Unlike many Americans, she is not enamored with privacy to the point of isolation. The road trip only confirmed what she has always known: she's better in the company of all sorts of people, the weirder the better. Let's hope she ends up at the Women's Colony, but if not, she could end up in Virginia making hammocks and tofu.
This doc only confirms her desire even though clowns scare her.
Pop Culture, This and That Sunday, May 6, 2012 at 8:49PM Mrs. G. 
Mrs. G. has called into question and cast aspersions on Mr. G's character on this very blog at least three times...
Family, Pop Culture Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 7:54PM Mrs. G.
P.S. Why has Oliver Sacks never been caked. We'll have to fix that.
Connection, Pop Culture Monday, April 9, 2012 at 3:03AM Mrs. G. In the "Barter" section of Mrs. G's beloved Raig's Ist, hand to God
I have one wooden shoe. It appears to be hand carved. It is a right shoe. Size 12-13. No cracks, holes, or other obvious damage. It is an interesting item for sure. I am open to trade offers...
$50 Applebees gift card trade for 1/8 top shelf hydroponics medical marijuana
Two very old chainsaws I want to trade for a small new one
I need tattoos...you need wedding officiant?
looking to trade my tattoo machiens for either guns, or a tmobile smart phone, i can also add a nice power supply and cords for the right deal
Please note: He never mentions what he's trading, perhaps just his presence...
Looking to swap for a good old fashioned massage. I am a relatively fit 40's man and would only consider a female trade partner. Not looking for anything beyond the massage swap. Can be at my place or yours.
And Mrs. G's personal favorite...
Police Car Cage... It is what it is. Its an early police cage that goes into a vehicle. It still has plenty of life left in it. Could use some paint touch up and maybe some new cushion/padding around the main support bar and it could look as if it were new. I'm into mre's, survival/camping stuff, gold prospecting stuff, ammo, gun stuff, boat stuff.
Pop Culture, This and That Friday, March 16, 2012 at 10:50PM Mrs. G. Mrs. G's friend Laura linked this on Facebook and Mrs. G watched it three times. So much of what Brene Brown discusses is eerily relevant to what is currently being shared and addressed in the Confessional Mrs. G. felt compelled to share it. Mrs. G. has always known this in her gut, but the amazing Ms. Brown beautifully articulates and validates the notion that simply being heard, simply hearing someone else say Me too is a powerful uniter.
Family, Pop Culture, Womankind 