1. AC/DC, “Back in Black”
2. All That Jazz
3. Amateur Portraits
4. Amelie
5. Angelina Jolie
6. Ann-Margret
7. Anthropologie Stores
8. Aveda Smells
9. Berries of Any Variety
10. Big Hair and Big Sunglasses
11. Blue and Red Together
12. Breakfast Meetings
13. Brightly Colored High Heeled Shoes
14. Brown and Blue Together
15. Calamari Puttanesca
16. Cashews and Pistachios
17. Cherries
18. Cherry Motifs
19. Chocolate Cannoli
20. Chocolate Croissants and Coffee
21. Christmas
22. Cioppino with Crusty Bread
23. Color-Safe Bleach
24. Crewel Embroidery
25. Daruma
26. Demeter’s Laundromat
27. Department Stores
28. Diana Vreeland
29. Dojo’s Soy Burger Dinner
30. Edemame with Lemon and Salt
31. Eden Alley
32. Etsy.com
33. Evaline Ness
34. Evening Walks
35. Fresh Lavender
36. Funny Face, Soundtrack
37. Garage Sales
38. Gardening
39. Geisha Paint By Numbers
40. Getting Mail
41. Giraffes
42. Good Customer Service
43. Gwen Stefani
44. Homemade Ginger Ale from the Noho Star
45. Ice Water with Cucumber and Ginger Slices in Summer
46. Japanese Fashion Magazines
47. Japantown, San Francisco
48. Jasmine
49. Kamikaze Girls
50. Kelly Green
51. Labels
52. Leopard Print
53. Lingerie
54. Lois Lane
55. Lush’s Flying Fox Shower Gel
56. Making Cupcakes
57. Marie Claire Idees Magazine
58. Marimekko
59. Mary Green Silk Panties
60. Mason-Pearson Hairbrushes
61. Matt Fraction
62. Memories of COSI and The Kahiki
63. Mint Chocolate Ice Cream
64. Modern Legwarmers
65. Museum Gift Shops
66. My Friends
67. New Age Bookstore Smell
68. Non-alcoholic Beer
69. NPR
70. Old People
71. Olympics, The
72. Our Cats
73. Our Dogs
74. Pants Under Dresses
75. Pete’s Dragon, Soundtrack
76. Phildar Knitting Patterns
77. Ping Pong
78. Pink and Orange Together
79. Pink Martini, “Hang on Little Tomato”
80. Polka Dots
81. Pretty Ribbons
82. Rachel Stuart-Haas’s Paintings
83. Ravelry.com
84. Reading Comic Books and the Sunday Times in Bed
85. Rubber Stamps
86. Shaun White
87. Stationary
88. Stickers
89. Stripes
90. Susannah and Trinny
91. Tabasco Sauce
92. Tall Boots
93. The Sun Also Rises
94. Tiffany Blue
95. Ugly Dolls
96. Visiting Friends
97. Wardrobe from Mr. & Mrs. Smith
98. Wigs and Hairpieces
99. Wrapping Presents
100. Zutano Baby Clothes

I wish there was a way to link directly to the Midtown Comics purchase page for this issue, but their java pop-ups make that impossible.

I suspect they’re missing out on a few sales this way. Oh, well.

All of today’s releases are here.

Back from Seattle and Portland where we had an AMAZING time. Seriously: I am madly in love with the people of the Pacific Northwest including and especially Mel Tomlin, on whom I have a big ole girl crush. I’ll post more about it when I’m all caught up.

Until then, go check this out: Michael May interviewed me here for the Blog@Newsarama. (Thanks, May!)

Also? Today’s my Pop’s birthday. Happy birthday, Pop. I love you.

EDITED TO ADD: But wait, there’s more!

Hi Kelly Sue,

If you don’t feel as attractive or fashionable as you’d like during your pregnancy, here are some ways to help make you feel like the beautiful mom-to-be you are:

One word: cleavage. Pregnancy provides the best opportunity you’ll ever have to flaunt your increased cleavage, so try wearing scoop-neck t-shirts or sweaters.

Try synthetic materials. Wear pants made of synthetic materials that stretch to fit your new curves.

Think a little tighter. Over-sized, baggy clothes create a bulky look. For a sexier style that slims your silhouette and emphasizes your features that aren’t expanding, wear snug-sleeved tops, skinnier pants, and knits that stretch to fit your form. These are both sexy and feminine.

Dark Colors. Dark colors are slimming, so choose pants, skirts, and dresses in classic hues such as black, brown, navy, wine, forest green, and dark gray.

Stripes. Avoid horizontal stripes, which will make you look wider than you really are.

Yesterday I bought a long tight t-shirt that’s entirely blue and white horizontal stripes.  Here’s hoping some rules are made to be broken.

(Weird pregnancy things:

• My psoriasis?  The blotches of red painful skin I’ve had behind my ears and on my forehead since puberty?  GONE.
• The hair on my legs has virtually stopped growing.  I shave my legs once a week… maybe.
• At the same time, the hair on my head is thicker than it’s ever been.
• …And a dark brunette, alas.  I had to give up the red for a while.  Too time-consuming to maintain.
• Leg cramps suck.  Oh, and I got a weird thing in my hand last night — one of the muscles in my palm just spontaneously tightened up and I couldn’t get it to relax.  Bizarre.  Fraction says, “Girl bodies are weeeeeeird.”  He’s right.)