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from radiogurl :
Oh puh-leeze. Someone rags on Lil Kim's state of undress and that makes them anti-feminist? Imho it is Lil Kim who's anti-feminist for trying to take the strip tease to public television where the kids will see it.
from randommuse :
The Fug Blog might as well be my home page as much as I enjoy it. And I think it's our civic duty as feminists to say, "oh no, girlfriend, not hot pants."
from cmkern3 :
Ahh..never fear! Marcia will still be on TV - she's one of the stars on the new "Housewives" show that starts in a few weeks.
from coworker :
"VH-ehs"... genius title. i had to read the entry twice i was laughing so hard the first time.
from radiogurl :
Mwahahaha! Take THAT, fake bitch! Dancingbrave won ACTUAL money! I'd say you showed HER a thing or three. ;)
from trace- :
"If dreams were thunder, lightning was desire, this old house would've burned down a long time ago." --Susan Tedeschi I just wanted to mention that this was written by John Prine, not Susan. It's a line from a song entitled "Angel from Montgomery"
from fairygodmum :
Happy Birfdayyyyy... Hope all of your projects come out successful.. and that you excel without stress!!!.. Hugz n Lub, Bebe da FairyGodMum
from sidewaysrain :
happy birthday sweetness!
from zoeknowsall :
Three things bug me about Oprah: 1. I remember for a while she had this recurring "finding your spirit" theme on her show. It was as if she was proclaiming to her middle-class audience that becoming 'spiritualized' or whatever should somehow occupy everything you do; that is, when you're not too busy paying your car payment or grocery shopping or doing laundry. Hey, yeah, maybe I can take a moment to appreciate the Joy of Myself while sitting in my almost-out-of-gas shitbox car during rush hour traffic. Sure, I imagine starring in your own show every day is a daunting task, but come on, Oprah, people don't really have the time to sit around and Discover their Inner Being. You do, because you have eleventy billion dollars and almost as many assistants. So, seriously, shut up. 2. Oprah, on occasion, does this totally annoying shout-sing of star guest's names. Usually right when she's going to a commercial break, when the audience gets really loud and she raises her voice, which I suppose is natural, but then Oprah apparently she feels she's not getting through to her huddled masses of attention deficit tv-watching drones, so she breaks into this very strange, low-pitched bellow, complete with vibrato. Like so: "Up next, Gwenyth PAaAaAaLLLTROOOooOOooOOooWWWww!!!!" Oprah has done this on many occasions, which leaves me to believe ol' Opie thinks this mind-numbing tarzan call is funny and/or endearing. Yeah, it's not. 3. The clip shows KILL ME. Actually, any television show that actually recycles footage they've already aired, in order to rearrange it into a brand new show about how great that show is, stupefies me. "Hey audience, wasn't it great when we did this? What about THIS? Remember THIS? HA HA! We're so awesome." Even entire networks have started doing this (Mtv, I'm looking at you). Oprah's clip shows are the funniest, though, because the self-congratulatory circle jerk that occurs therein is trumped only by the flagship of egomaniacal programming: the Oscars.
from coworker :
oprah oprah oprah. i choose to remember you in your infamous trudy chase interview... when you so touchingly revealed your own molestation as a child. that was fucking classic television. but money corrupted you and turned you into a cold, nasty, self-promoting schwarzenegger apologist. i've tried to watch your show a dozen times this year -- and every single episode has turned my stomach. and i can't look past the faked double negatives no more.
from radiogurl :
I have literally stopped watching television because I find it so depressingly boring. It's been something like two or three years since I considered any show can't-miss. Now I go literally six months at a time without so much as turning on the set. Creativity and fun are gone, and dramas lack enough depth to interest me. Most of the characters on television now are badly-presented caracatures of what might have been. How sad is that?
from cdghost :
i enjoyed reading your entries..all the best..cdghost
from soverycherry :
Sorry, I meant Marcus, not Michael. Pregnancy makes you dumb.
from soverycherry :
Re: Michael Vick. He IS a loser. I live in Roanoke, which is about 45 minutes away from Tech. They spent about 20 out of 30 minutes yesterday on our local news at 6pm covering his dumb ass and the trouble he's gotten into. Just for your info, Blacksburg is a pretty small town; it's mostly college kids from Tech. There are more than enough skanky freshman girls ripe for the choosing, so I don't know what his deal is. He's a moron and I am so sick of seeing his stupid face all over the place. Tech sucks. Oh, and I am immensely enjoying the fug blog, by the way. Thanks for the laughs!
from arc-angel666 :
Its seems besides being a poor speller I am also redundant. Sorry about the double entry. Respectfully Arc-Angel666
from arc-angel666 :
Hello Dancingbrave: Interesting to say the least. Isn't there a adage that states Politics, Religion and Penises don't mix? Your Kevin seems to be an interesting fellow, I not sure I have ever heard of a weight lifting Penis and a flaccid 8 incher at that! Doesn't weightlifting promote ridgidity and muscle growth LOL? Excuse my ignorance and lets move on to something I do know. In a previous post, You seemed a bit perplexed about the possibility of a Turkey Testicle Festival. You sought information concerning the physical stature of a set of Turkey balls. Oddly enough I happen to know of such things lol. They (both testicles and sack) are the size of a standard marble. They are breaded then fried. Some folks dip them in sauces. Although they look as though they are miniature fried brains I am happy to report they are very pleasant tasting. Unfortunately they are addicting and you can consume many in one sitting. There is a draw back, late you find yourself asking did I indeed devour 50 to 100 testicles of another living creature? But then again when I find myself in moments of Sanctimonious piety ( the hypocritical type) I bring myself back to earth by acknowledging I have eaten Turkey testicles and my halo disappears. On a more serious note I enjoy reading your entries. And on a not so serious note I learned Penises can lift weights lol. Respectfully Arc-Angel 666
from arc-angel666 :
Hello Dancingbrave: Interesting to say the least. Isn't there a adage that states Politics, Religion and Penises don't mix? Your Kevin seems to be an interesting fellow, I not sure I have ever heard of a weight lifting Penis and a flaccid 8 incher at that! Doesn't weightlifting promote ridgidity and muscle growth LOL? Excuse my ignorance and lets move on to something I do know. In a previous post, You seemed a bit perplexed about the possibility of a Turkey Testicle Festival. You sought information concerning the physical stature of a set of Turkey balls. Oddly enough I happen to know of such things lol. They (both testicles and sack) are the size of a standard marble. They are breaded then fried. Some folks dip them in sauces. Although they look as though they are miniature fried brains I am happy to report they are very pleasant tasting. Unfortunately they are addicting and you can consume many in one sitting. There is a draw back, late you find yourself asking did I indeed devour 50 to 100 testicles of another living creature? But then again when I find myself in moments of Sanctimonious piety ( the hypocritical type) I bring myself back to earth by acknowledging I have eaten Turkey testicles and my halo disappears. On a more serious note I enjoy reading your entries. And on a not so serious note I learned Penises can lift weights lol. Respectfully Arc-Angel 666
from radiogurl :
*Snork* I really, really need a penis necklace now. I mean, a severed-finger-two-eyed-snake necklace. Just so, you know, I'll be taken seriously at work. *Laughing hysterically, thinking the most appropriate place for such apparel is an appearance at the state capital as a silent commentary on politics in general.*
from coworker :
actually, my friend told me about 'dancing brave.' not 'go fug yourself.' she knew the writer of 'dancing brave' worked here and had a pretty specific description of you. just so you know... you famous.
from sidewaysrain :
Re: amish -- I liked it, I love one of the guys (Mose) but something about the show seems contrived. I wondered if some or all of the people were/are actors.
from cmkern3 :
I thought Amish in the City was pretty decent...I'll probably watch it again.
from radiogurl :
I hope that the reunion exceeds the anticipation. Enjoy the winding-down time. :D
from nividian :
And then, three seconds later, the idiot factor slaps me across the face and reminds me I should keep some things to myself.
from nividian :
I hesitate to ask this, but ... who am I kidding, I'm not hesitating at all! There's a link at www.lancearmstrong.com to his cover picture on Sports Illustrated. I'm just wanting to know: Haven't they ever heard of airbrushing?! Talk about WEE willy winky! You cannot blame that on Sheryl, I say!
from ree :
Dunno if anybody's got to this yet, but I don't see it. So about your entry headers: You have a line in your template that says "line-height: 20px;" (minus the quotes). Delete that line.
from radiogurl :
Look at it this way. When your Emmy does arrive, someone else will pen, "Dear Diary, my mentor won this year for her expos� on how many women died to supply Marilyn Manson wiht makeup. But I'm going to get that statuette next time, my pretty, and her little diary too!"
from pinkytusk :
I can totally relate. I'm 31 and have a 17 month old daughter. My experience was that I was much more self concious when I was pre-baby and skinny and self absorbed (certainly not implying that you are, self absorbed that is). I'm back to my pre-baby weight but my body is different. (boobs are saggier and hips are wider) I don't know if it's my age or the motherhood thing, or possibly the combination of both but for the first time in my life I am confortable and somewhat content with my percieved imperfections. I find myself being "ok" with my JLo ass and my kankles. Getting a little older and being responsible for a little life seems to put things into a different perspective and somehow boobs become much less important. Hope this helps - I can totally understand where you are coming from though! When I was in the early stages of my pregnancy and my body was changing I was frantic!!
from nix123 :
It only gets more frightening!!! I turned 30 this year and just came upon the realization that biologically I could be the mother of a 15 year old!!! What words of wisdom could I impart on a 15 year old - let's see, 2 Advil before bed after a night of drinking helps..... high heels and cobble stone walkways are not a good idea for a night on the town. Yeah! Oh and when you do hit 30, there is another fun test, it's the pencil under the ass cheek test. Can you say push up underwear??
from peytonsplace :
Honey, since I've been a C cup or more since the 6th grade and I don't think, since then, I've EVER been able to hold a pencil and I've just turned 27 this year too. I've found men don't care (if that's a concern) Boobs are boobs and they're just glad to see them. ha ha It also hit me this year that I'm not the one anymore that people are looking at and saying "But you're so young!" It's ok, but does suck to some tiny degree.
from nividian :
I NEED to know what you meant by, "eagerly anticipating knowing whether Lance will lose so that I can blame Sheryl Crow's poisoned vagina."
from radiogurl :
LOL, honey, I'm a DD. Sag has been the name of my particular game since I was maybe 13. I could hold up a couple of boxes of crayons under these monsters. The 64-count boxes, I mean. But you know that at your age and size, all it will take to beat back even the slightest inclination toward sagging is the right kind of exercise. Weight lifting is good. I figure if you lift enough six-packs at regular frequency, you'll get over the worry over sagging very soon. ;) Seriously, though, if you have that obsession there ARE exercises to help someone who's not built like Matilta the Hun.
from dangerspouse :
That's the analogy I've been dying to hear my entire life. Thank you.
from biodtl :
Big fat WORD! I have all the respect in the world for what you do, and I feel the same way as a reality tv fan. I get sick and tired of having to explain and apologize for loving it. You said that some people may hate your entry, but I am not among them. you don't have to apologize to anyone. It's all sour grapes if you ask me.
from baderin :
For what it's worth, I would kill for your job. In fact I frequently, on my bike ride home from my boring government job, try to figure out how I can get your job. And I think reality tv is fantastic, as long as people remember that it's not actually supposed to reflect "reality" as we live it.
from nix123 :
I travel a lot for business and have done this many times. No need to worry, just take your second cycle all the way through and you'll get your period as usual once you start on the Sugar pills the second month. I never experienced any side effect doing this.
from cmkern3 :
I'm sorry I don't have any birth control advice, but what I do want to say is that if you're going to be in Chicago - get in touch with me!! We were never able to have a drunky but funky event when I was in LA a couple months ago, and if you're going to be 30 minutes from me in July - we must at least have a drink. Or 8. :)
from emma25 :
I had my wedding planned before I realised that it co-insided with that oh so irritating monthly visitor. Anyway, skipping your sugar pills and going directly onto a fresh pack works well. You can do this for up to three months, ie. skipping 3 periods. It is perfectly safe and has no damaging side effects to your body. When you are on the pill, the period you have, isn't an actual period, it is a 'withdrawl bleed' that the makers of these little pills decided to include to make women feel more comfortable about taking the pill. Hope that helps and have fun!!
from zostrich :
doubling up pills is fine (i've done it with no side effects), but really your body is a very forgiving thing. and the period you have on the pill is, as everyone is always saying, not an actual period, so it's not like you're creating some uber-thick uterine lining that will break out of you in revenge and go rampaging up and down the street or anything. i'm extremely anemic and a heavy bleeder, so if an opportunity comes up to skip my period i'm all for it; that's why i was prescribed the pill in the first place. on a side note, you might try seasonale (four periods a year). i'll probably start on it in the next month or so, and i'll update you as to how it goes if you're interested.
from lostintexas :
I would think that doubling up two months of pills, two weeks of the first week of pills, followed by two weeks of the second ones and so on, would work better than skipping from the third week of pills to the first week on the next month's pills. IIRC, they're increasing (or decreasing) strengths of pill stuff, so my instinct would be to think that, were you to attempt this without doctor supervision, it would be better to have a slower cycle than skip something altogether. I've seen ads for Pills that are set up so you only have your period four times a year. You might also consider that when you see your OB next time.
from staple-stuck :
As much as you might not want to do it...talk to your doctor that put you on the pills to begin with and see what they suggest. It's not an unusual question but since every pill is different and every person is too, it might be better to hear it from a health professional.
from wrenae :
FYI, I had the same problem as Somatic had -- I chucked the sugar pills and started the next pack (I'm on Ortho Tricyclen), and got my damn period anyway. And it lasted longer & was more vicious than usual. Sometimes your body's gonna do what your body's gonna do. Try it; it won't hurt you (at least that's what I've heard). I have a friend with endomitriosis (spelling?) who always does this and never has a period. Her doctor got her setup on this program, so it's probably fine. Just don't put money on it working, at least not for every body every time. GOOD LUCK!
from zepar99 :
I regularly skipped the sugar pills to avoid having periods; in fact, I usually scheduled it so that I only had a period about every four months, and never had any problems with it.
from canoegirl :
I've mucked around with it in all different sorts of ways (for various reasons, including yours). I'd be leary of skipping the last week of pills and having your period early because the first week and last week of pills are the most important and therefore the most risky to skip. I normally try to muck around with the timing a month ahead of time to reduce the risk of a bun in the oven. Whenever I've taken a week less of pill, I have a shorter, lighter period. When I take an extra week or more, I have a longer, grosser period. I don't recall being bloated but just feeling gross later on. I think it really depends on the exact timing in your situation.
from belladonnahi :
I've done both - you can stop taking the pill and it will force your period early (I usually do that one bcuz I forget to take the damn thing) - and then you just start your pack as normal. if anything, you get a short period. I've also done the "skip the green ones" method and never had any ill effects. it may depend on which pills you're one. I have always been an Ortho Novum 7/7/7 girl and have never had any problems from either method. check the website of the brand of pills you use. it may have an FAQ on there that will help you understand what it's particular quirks are if you dont follow the predetermined schedule. overall, I wouldnt worry about it too much tho. you're not going to grow an extra boob or anything. :) have fun in Chicago!
from somatic :
WARNING - Take it from me, it's very hit-or-miss. The first time I tried the straight-to-new-pack thing, it worked like a charm. No period, no PMS, just a lovely month off. The second time I tried it (a few months later), though, it backfired. I got my (unwanted) period right when I should've, and it lasted an unholy 14 days straight. Another friend of mine had the same problem - hers lasted 19 days straight. She and I have both sworn off trying it again, because the 2 weeks+ of unrelenting hell, exactly when you didn't want it in the first place, is far, far worse than a few days of inconvenience. But please - if others have found a way around this, let us know!!!
from biodtl :
I did the start the new pack instead of the sugar pills thing and it worked for me. I didn't get bloated or miserable, which is lucky, since I am prone to menstrual woes. Regardless, it would have still been worth it, since we were on our honeymoon. To ward off the bloated feeling, I would just maybe try the typical anti-water methods, like exercise and drinlking lots of water. Good luck!
from sadiego :
While I have not personally skipped the sugar pills and started a new pack immediately, I do have friends who have. They never reported any bad side effects. I would definitely try that option over skipping pills in the middle of the pack.
from peasantwench :
I went through a double pack of pills, skipping the sugar patch. It was fine, right up till when I got my period at then end of pill pack two, when I suffered from some fairly heavy cramps and heavy bleeding. But I didn't have any problem during the first 5 weeks of the experiment, and it made my camping trip far easier. I'd do it again, as long as the two days of bad cramps fell at a better time. Wow, that's a lot of personal infomation.
from raven72d :
Well, well-- your diary is a delightful find... And you're a clever and fun writer. I'll be reading her often.
from robin-smith :
I went to the Head of the River pub! I only had a diet Coke, though, as I was waiting for my silly boat cruise to begin. The view from their patio is beyond spectacular. (Those rowing teams! Oh my!)
from radiogurl :
I'm so glad to see that you're back and accessible to the masses! We masses need our regular dose of Dancingbrave's word paintings to keep us going, you know ;)
from dangerspouse :
God, since telling the World I fucked that cat, so many MORE doors have opened for me. It's amazing what I can tolerate now that I've given up any pretense of dignity. So feel free to expostulate upon my masturbatory habits, my shrewish Mom's fortuitous death, or my wife's disasterous flirtation with pedophilia years ago. There are no lines - have at me! And thanks for the great note :)
from nilliem :
Just a thought on shaving. I *detested* it for the longest time, but unfortunately have found the easiest shave is the one not long after the last. So, while indulging in <u>not</u> doing it is marvelous....there is less damage in frequent upkeep!
from zostrich :
I LOVE THE STREETS! don't mug yourself is my favorite.
from ms-do :
template looks good!
from sarahjanet :
Add me to the droves of people wondering if you're going to stay locked, because I am filled with woe if this is the case. Come back!
from sarahjanet :
Add me to the droves of people wondering if you're going to stay locked, because I am filled with woe if this is the case. Come back!
from sarahjanet :
Add me to the droves of people wondering if you're going to stay locked, because I am filled with woe if this is the case. Come back!
from just-married :
I was so sorry to find your diary locked. I would love to keep reading it if you're willing to share the password. I can be reached at [email protected]. I hope everything's okay!
from biodtl :
I came here to ask why you were locked, but I see I'm not the first to be missing your diary. Yours is one of a few that prompted me to just do it, already. Anyway, good luck!
from cmkern3 :
HEY!!! What's with the locked thing?! Bah!
from bafleyanne :
Hey, why'd you lock up? I hope everything's ok. If you're sharing the password, I'd love it--I can be reached at bafoster @ mindspring . com.
from radiogurl :
I'm among the masses who's sorry to see your diary locked. For whatever prompted it, I send you lots of hugs and hope that you're all right.
from canoegirl :
I've been reading you for a year and now you're gone (locked). I hope you come back, I will miss reading about your life and loves and crazy experiences. Thank you for the year so far.
from stacey1969 :
Did you lock your diary? I can't take it i'm not done readig your archives yet. Please help!!!
from poolagirl :
Yes, you really are as amazing as dangerspouse says. I've read you quite often, actually. Think it's time to make you a fave! *making you a fave - presto* There! You are a fave!
from irishblueyes :
Hi, I got here through a glowing review from the ever popular dangerspouse...and I loved your current entry, I can relate to feeling like you know you are a writer and yet not being able to write, and no one else understanding that. Look forward to reading more!
from raven72d :
I just found your diary through a convoluted seies of sitemeter referrals and half-understood links. All I can say is...great writing, wicked sense of humor. And I will be reading here a lot.
from greektamara :
Perhaps I saw you at the "Top Model" party.I was the Mom in the orange evening gown.(Jenascia's) That event was the most SURREAL situation I've ever been in. RED CARPET-who does this in real life? O.K. your'e right about the tape too....why Jenascia was put in an un-shirt I'm not sure. What was the message? Though kinda funny she & I looked like sherbet...
from zostrich :
i've heard mixed reviews about mystere, but never anything but raving about o and zumanity. i'd recommend those two if you ever go back; each show is entirely different from the others and o just happens to be the water based one; mystere was supposed to function around the whole flower in the desert idea, but apparently it fails, making it sort of the red headed stepchild of cirque shows. (i'm a contortionist, and i really want to work for cirque one day. i recommend quidam if you ever get a chance to see it.)
from dangerspouse :
I'm sorry my story forced you to abandon decorum to the point where you laughed at someone else's distress. I know you must be embarassed by that. But it was worth all my pain if it got me onto your buddy list. I feel like I've been beatified! Thanks much, and I'm overjoyed to hear your spoon-free initiative continues unabated. You're a rare breed. In my family you would be, anyway. Ciao, Bella!
from raistarr :
I am not Catholic but my dad is, I was so far out of it that I very nearly asked a girl "What the hell is on your forehead?" then someone else asked and took the place of stupid ass instead of me. *whew* I give up smoking every year(non smoker) and my mom always argues that that is not the point blah blah blah and then I give up television and I must get a crazed look in my eye because after about ten minutes of that nonsense my mom suggests I should give up smoking. It's good stuff.
from misstress :
The quote from Gandalf is "the "deep breath before the plunge".
from ikss :
Guestbook is being a poo-poo head again, so here I am...OK, I totally feel you hon and really I could have written your entry today, Oct. 24 (well, you know...I could have, were I a much better writer). That said, though, I just have to let you know how jealous I am that you are now working on my favorite show of all time!
from radiogurl :
Just read The Unbearable Sameness of Being. Became seriously disturbed to know that someone else is living my life. But got over it quickly because I realized I was already seriously disturbed. (Hey, I'm a writer and in radio. Case closed, lol.) Seriously, bravo! Extremely well done!
from ikss :
Apparently, Sign My Guestbook has crapped out again...so in regard to your sister's friend: Wow. Very scary. I will hold a good thought for him, nightly. Take care.
from nadnuk :
nevermind about the whole quote thing...I just found out they're not the only ones who have said that and it's a famous quote. *sticks foot in mouth*
from nadnuk :
Hi, I stumbled upon your diary while doing a completely random search on Google and ended up reading about your trip to ND last fall. It was truly a great game. I'm going into my senior year there, and I grew up in the city that Cornbread came from (I assume you got your title quote from their song Music Makers..."we are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams, and the music touches places beyond our touching and our dreams, our dreams are real").
from cmkern3 :
Hey - I'm back.... :)
from robin-smith :
If the leering Frenchmen get to be too much for you while you're in Gay Paree, there's a fun little pub called "Le Fourmi" up in Montmartre (near the Anvers Metro stop) featuring a truly lovely (English-speaking) French-Canadian bartender. Hubba hubba.
from raven72d :
The Night Before The War Began... there's no better reason to go out and have a major dinner... And I love your writing/attitude/idiosyncracies...
from dasauce :
OK. I sent her an emule and even taunted her about High Def flavors of the NCAA finals and the Oscars (better to poke fun at when you can see the ugly clothing and silly makeup and poor hair doodads. Grin.) Invite complete. Safety in numbers. Besides, my son is almost equal to me in gentleman status, which makes his dad proud. Night.
from dasauce :
But: <<snip>> Mentions of the word "puke": 0, which is indeed a shock given my apparent hangover problem. <<snip>> My co-worker Jen was puking in one bathroom stall and I was kneeling in the other getting ready to retch. We're classy broads. We stood there in that bathroom, hunched over, laughing ourselves sick. Literally. -- March 1, 2002 <<snip>> Why the editor in me noticed that I'll never know... Shit, I don't even edit my own mistakes. With Love and Props For 250! Are you sure that you gals don't wanna come down to OC and date two boys? [One of them is 5.75, but he's a charmer.] I'll leave the same question for Ms. Morgan, ha! DatSauceHuman
from shameonkelly :
My little Heather, whom I once shooed away from the room when hanging out with her big sis....look at her now, all growed up and so intelligent.
from dasauce :
Well... we should hear today regarding the Diarist Awards thingy! Here's hoping you win. Finger's crossed for you. Congrats on the hair cut... I'm prolly gonna grow mine out again (long, very short, long, very short... Make up yer mind Sauce!) Best to you. DatSauceRickGuy
from robin-smith :
Hey, I just cut my hair to the same length as yours. I've gotten a lot of squealing and one "could you BE any cuter?" so I think it's a success. Here's to our fab new dos.
from robin-smith :
Don't even tease me. LA is like a sweet, sweet oasis of non-sub-zero temperatures and non-sucky hangouts. Oh, the havoc I'd wreak!
from dasauce :
Stop. It. Now. You are too funny, and you make me want to keep adding the damned fave entries. Which would be wrong. Can you just suck a bit now and then (textually, no other innuendo intended or implied.] DatSauceGuy
from robin-smith :
You? Are my hero.
from dasauce :
It has been in my favorite entries since just about the time I started the diary, I noticed the Diarist.Net thing, and thought--that was funny as phuck. Thusly. Thanks. Though. It is still funny that I checked to see if you had been finaled and found myself there without even having known I was an entrant. Funnier that I got hit with an entry in the DRAMA category. Yeah, it was hard to write, but I still think it sounds more cold and flippant than intended.. I am glad I never take more than ten minutes to write an entry--as that would have me editing them. Bestest, Ma'am. Rick
from dasauce :
Your cab conversation was astonishing. I was laughing and scared for you, and.... You rock as usual. --DatSauceGuy
from seussie :
Hello! I just wanted to let you know that I stumbled upon your diary a couple of weeks ago and I'm hooked! I added you to my favorites and I really just wanted to let you know that. Plus, fan mail is always fun! Cheers, Shelly

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