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I am BLOG obsessed

I am addicted to blogs. I wake up every morning, take Gabby to school, grab a coffee and bagel (yeah, that will stop...um...soon...hopefully?...shit!), and then I can't wait to get back home so I can do my morning surfing through blogs before I get ready for school. However, there seems to be little or no new blippity blogging going on! I am very disappointed. I need nutrition for my brain. Snap to it my little blogger friends!!! (kidding...well...maybe half-way kidding!). Do you think there's such thing as Bloggers Anonymous?

My child thinks she's very funny: Last night - pick up Gabby from parent's house. Parent's have a story to tell that they think is hilarious. My dad was doing Gabby's spelling homework for her. He was helping with the words "mad" and "made" . . . he made her spell both and show the distinction in the vowel sound . . . then he was playing around and asked her to spell "maid" . . . Gabby's response?, "I don't know how to spell "mother"!"

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Jammie J. said…
LOL ... that's really funny.

Have you gone through my "zillion more" blogs? That's what I do when my friends don't blog. Hey ... I blogged!! Even when I was sick, I blogged. WTF???
11:55 AM
Compulsive Lizzie said…
Jeanette - You are so right! I'm sorry! You did post . . . even when you were sick . . . and believe me, I greatly apprectiate and love it!!! I don't know what I would do without my morning reading!
12:49 PM
Jammie J. said…
Thank you, thank you ... *takes a bow*

The only time I don't post is if the comment section is busy. Then I figure people can read the comments for new stuff. Otherwise, it gets too overwhelming for people who aren't daily readers. :)
2:22 PM
Jessiedc28 said…
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10:33 PM
Jessiedc28 said…
Sounds like someone needs to untuck his shirt, pull his cinched jeans down to his knees, reach around and YANK THAT TWO BY FOUR OUT OF HIS ASS! My Lizzy, I will have you know, is a BEAUTIFUL snowflake who deserves far more attention then you do -- with your petty "high scores" on Nintendo. Pathetic Pish Posh Joshhhhhh. Have no fear Lizzy -- I feel a bliggidy bloggin blizzard comin' babe.... ( I think my cat farted..ewe...)

PS. Lizzy -- Gabby's so silly....you don't clean! LOL
10:33 PM
Jammie J. said…
Jessie speaks for Jeanette.
11:25 PM
Kaycee said…
Elizabeth,

I read your blog, and I update mine a lot, but its just not very interesting. Every once in a while I have something interesting to say, but really its just me telling everyone what I did that day. Whooooppeeeeee!
1:51 PM
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