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How did this happen?

When I first started blogging I really didn't want my blogs to be all about "my day" or my "problems". I wanted to get creative, and discuss the funny, interesting, unobvious things that I witness or think about, maybe adding in a little of what I'm doing these days, but...it just hasn't happened. I really don't want to TRY to make it happen either...I just want it to be on the fly...I guess there's just a lot going on in my "regular, everday, boring, monstrous life". "Come on people I want you to get excited about your...blog." Anyone know who's line that is?

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Jammie J. said…
I don't know how it happened but I can tell you that you are getting green. Very, very green. According to your new picture, your hair is green, not red. Just thought you'd like to know.
1:43 PM
Jammie J. said…
Oh, and the first part of the quote is Dr. Phil, baby. Oh yeah!!!
1:44 PM
Compulsive Lizzie said…
You're right...and turning green means being sick, right? I'm not trying to be sick...just happy...so I changed the pic!!! I wish I could just stick with one thing at a time!!! What is this?...my third picture on the profile thingy?
9:12 PM
Jammie J. said…
Oh, much, much better. Who cares how many times you've changed the picture. Do it once a week or every day. Just never, ever turn green again. It was not becoming. :)
12:10 PM
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