Last week, career advisor Penelope Trunk Twittered about her miscarriage, sending the blogosphere into a frenzy. I, for one, was nonplussed. But after watching Trunk hold her own with CNN's Rick Sanchez, I've changed my mind. To a point.

Cardiff's Mrs Pratchett's Sweet Shop, whose sherbet suckers and liquorice bootlaces were immortalized in Roald Dahl's memoir Boy and an inspiration for The Twits and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is, apparently, now The Great Wall of China takeout. [Telegraph]

This colorful chart details the 10 levels of intimacy in modern communication from talking to Twitter. We have one gripe: shouldn't letters be higher on the intimacy scale, with their evidence of personal handling and obvious effort? [BuzzFeed]

Finally, a twitter trending topic we can appreciate: #failedchildrensbooktitles. Our favorites? Bi-Curious George, The Owl and the Pussy Cat: A Tale of Interspecies Love, and Ramona Quimby, Age 38. [Utne]

Thanks Twitter, for bringing us first #liesgirlstell, and now trending topic #urahoe, in which users list ways to determine if a woman is a "hoe."

Need a healthy dose of gender stereotyping, with an added dash of creepy? Check out the newly-popular Twitter tag #liesgirlstell, where men and women list all the ways ladies are supposedly stretching the truth.

How did everyone's Take Your Daughters To Work Day go? (This woman doesn't believe in it.) Speaking of: We'd love to know what everyone thought of yesterday's Tweeting. Our take: Never. Again. [Penelope Trunk]

It's on! In honor of Take Our Daughters To Work Day, we're liveblogging our day today via Twitter. More info - and everyone's Twitter account links, here.

In honor of Take Our Daughters To Work Day tomorrow, we're Twittering our day from start (around 6:30am EST) to finish (7pm). More info - and Twitter account links, here.