In case you're just tuning in, here are some things you might have missed (edited on 2/14/07):
Wow, it seems like I've been reading your blog much longer than since 1/04!
I knew at least half the stuff on your list so I guess I know you pretty well (okay not really, I've just paid attention and kept up on your blog.)
I think you'd make a great mom.
I miss your home improvement videos.
Posted by: Amanda at May 13, 2005 10:49 AMYou don't need a kid to be a, "stay at home." You have a cat and a husband. Good enough.
Posted by: Nanc' at May 13, 2005 07:53 PMHey I was a fifth year senior too!
Posted by: Diana at May 13, 2005 08:53 PMHey, it took me 14 years and 4 schools and 2 majors to graduate. (I took an all expense paid tour of Asia with Uncle Sam's Misguided Children and got married along the way.) My son took an extra semester, because he failed one class. Daughter and son-in-law took the extra year plus a summer session. I wonder how many actually go straight through in 4 years?
Posted by: Mark at May 22, 2005 11:18 AMHey Girl! Your awesome! I love your site and have even saved it to my favorites! Cant remember how I came across it though.
Posted by: Chris at May 28, 2005 11:41 PMIt never ceases to amaze me what turns up when I start surfing... I found your site when googling "proclear compatibles" because I, too, have been to hell and back trying to find these f-ing contacts!! I, too, got screwed by 1-800-contacts and this whole counterfeit business. And, I, too, had to switch eye doctors because mine actually sneered at me when I said nothing fit right. ("Well, you have such huge eyes" he said with digust. Yes, a chain.) I was amused, so I continued to read... I, too, was a fifth year senior. :-) My best friend from college lives in Durham. I am also kidless and dream of staying at home and can't wait to leave my job. See? You're in good company... keep up the good writing!
Posted by: Becky at June 11, 2005 11:33 PMlol #'s 12, 13, & 14 sound SO much like my philosophy toward various members of my family!
Posted by: Erin Monahan at October 26, 2005 07:01 PM