A Face Even A Mother Could Love

Once in a while (though you'd think I'd learn my lesson by now) I am persuaded by the relentless Peter DeWolf to try something new.

His most recent quest is to recruit people to join Facebook. I firmly believe he holds shares or some sort of stake in the Facebook corporation. Free questionable massages perhaps.

I now tenderly refer to Peter as my "dealer" and Facebook is my "drug" of the moment. I only joined tonight and spent a mind boggling two hours like that [snaps fingers] when I could have been typing up a really good blog post. Because after all, let's face it - you all deserve one after all the non-posting that's been going on around here.

So instead of thinking of something clever, I'm left scrambling to crank something out before Dancing With The Stars comes on.

There's a whole lot of stuff I had planned to do tonight. Heck, I was going to be (dare I say...) productive.

Here's just a few of the very important things I was going to tackle BFB (before Facebook):
- 5 loads of laundry
- 1 sink full of dirty dishes
- 2 unruley eyebrows
- 1 drawer of un-color coded knickers
- 2 unmade beds
- 1 ultra-funny blog post
- 1 Glamour magazine
- 3 car quotes
- 1 mini-pedicure
- 60 minutes of quality time with Billy Blanks
- 1 piece of chocolate chunk cheesecake

And here's what I've accomplished:
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Ok, so I DID eat the cheesecake. Oh well, I guess there's always tomorrow.

Beta Or Bust

It's official.

I've switched from Beta to the "new" blogger powered by the money hungrey people at Google.

I held out for as long as I could. And I thought I was being very sneaky about it and perhaps they'd forgotten I was still over on "the dark side".

But they found out. They even had to trick me into changing over. And now, it's offical. There's no turning back.

So far, I've noticed a few changes - like all the comments posted to my last (and very funny) post all became "anonymous". I assure you they were posted by real people, and it's not just me trying to fill my comments section. Only my sister Kirsten (who posted after the switch) is listed.

I've changed some of the options on my blog - now anyone (even readers who are non-bloggers) can post a comment, like Charlene. Although I still retain the power to publish or reject them (bruuuuhahahahaha).

I've added a few other things here and there like post labels.

Enjoy :)