I'm into alliteration recently. Besides my own current penchant, however, if you continue reading there will be a little more explanation as to the abundance of E's in the title of this post. This whole weekend has been wonderful fun, which has kept me from blogging. As much as I would like to stick to the idea of blogging every day, real life is much more important than the internet facsimile, so I chose live interaction (and sleep). I had so much fun, though, that now the blog is going to run a little long just so I can share all my enjoyment with you! Luck you. Friday night I went and saw Judy: The Musical for two reasons. 1) my friend Rebecca was in the cast. 2) It was starring Paige O'Hara, the voice of Belle in Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Belle is far and away my favorite Disney princess, so I couldn't pass it up. (3 reasons - it counts for concert attendance credit!) It appears that time changes things, so we listened to the Beauty and the Beast s...
Well, it's been a hot minute since we've been here, hasn't it? More like a hot almost-half-a-decade. How embarassing. Live, blog, live again! I am here to resuscitate you! And I'm impressed with myself for spelling that right on the first try, because I haven't had to type anything at all in so long. Or write. Being a mom of two tiny toddlers is a good way to make you lose all the skills you thought you'd mastered (like speaking in complete sentences and using a pencil) and making you competent in a lot of new categories, like "maintaining a soft voice and pleastant expression while repeating yourself ad nauseum" and "picking up 50 noodles one by one off the floor because the broom would just smear them everywhere." Anyway, where were we? Oh yes, blogging. I've found myself with an itch to start writing again, and I remembered that I used to write on here quite frequently, so I thought I'd give it another shot. We'll see if ...
"If I'm overtly flirting with someone, they've already been friend-zoned." - Annie Flirting is fun, there's no doubt. Flirting with someone who flirts back is even more fun. But Annie has a point - it's easiest to flirt with someone you don't really like "that way." When you know someone is just a friend, it's easy to be a little outrageous, because there's no risk. You're friends, and you're unlikely to spoil that friendship with some silly flirting. But when it's someone you like? Whole 'nother story. I called another friend today to pass the time on my long drive home, and she brought up the same topic. Why is it so hard for us to flirt with someone we like? I think there are two reasons. One, and this applies to everyone, is the risk. When flirting with someone whose interest you desire, you have something to lose. This could be your one chance to prove how interesting you are and convince them th...
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