1.I once got a private tour of The Mint, a bar in Hailey Idaho owned by Bruce Willis. AMAZING. Even got to see the secret shower room.
2. I went to college off and on for 18 years due to financial reasons, but when I graduated it was with honors, Magna Cum Laude -a 3.79. Of, course, I’m losing my job here in Michigan and can’t use my degree as my field is cutting rather than growing here.
3. I’ve seen every episode of 90210.
4. I’m more of a cat person than a dog person.
5. I’ve traveled to 13 countries and 39 states.
6. The meanest thing I ever did was tell everyone in 5th grade that a girl got her period. Then I showed them her pads. I am still bothered by this.
7. I used to live in Vegas, and I hated it.
8. I was a published author by 19, but it’s been 9 years since I’ve submitted anything else for publication.
9. I liked the movie Across the Universe.
10. I hate chicken, turkey, and fish.
11. I have horrible ADHD, but became organized because of it.
12. I was in a rock video – Cocky by Kid Rock, filmed in Detroit.
13. I was a flight attendant and miss wearing the uniform.
14. I love to take picture, esp. landscape photography.
15. I love road trips. My longest road trip ever was 19 days, which I did twice, both times with my friend B. We traveled all over Florida the first 19 day trip, and all out west and to national parks the second time.
16. I have had three D & C’s and an endometrial ablation, which didn’t work. My uterus split in half, so I had to have a hysterectomy in my 30s. On top of all of this, my boss tried to lay me off the day before my surgery. So, not only have I lost my job, but I’ve lost the ability to have children.
17. I love all things Star Wars.
18. I used to work at a movie theatre as a popcorn seller, a projectionist, and a manager. I miss getting free movie passes.
19. I own 5 cameras. My latest is a Nikon D80.
20. I was engaged for one day. I was on a plane and married within 36 hours, which was fantastic. I’m not into all of that perfect day bullcrap.
21. I used to be a cocktail waitress in Vegas, and they forced me to stuff my A-cup bra to a size D. The horror!
22. I waited on Tupac and Snoop-Dog about a month before Tupac died. They were the nicest guys and tried to force me to take an autographed cd, which I turned down, as I had NO IDEA who they were. What a mistake that was.
23. The Beatles were and are the best band, ever. Don’t you argue otherwise with me.
24. I never knew my dad growing up. I hired a private eye to find him, and he doesn’t want anything to do with me, even though I am his only child. This really bothers me.
25. When I was growing up my mom used to prank phone call people with me. We’d always ask them stupid stuff like Where’s the Beef? or Is your refrigerator running? I miss the days before caller ID and Star 69.
26. Capture the flag is the best game to play as a child.
27. I am not athletic at all, but I can walk circles around anyone. Even in my condition, I walked an average of 16 miles a day when I was in Europe in 2007. (Update – By Jan 2009 I can only walk up to two miles at a time. But I continue to walk five days a week.)
28. Eddie Van Halen was fabulous and sober in concert during the 2007 tour. I pray for his continued sobriety.
29. Bob Guinney from the Bachelor lived in my dorm at MSU. We had friends in common and went to the same parties all the time. He was an ass, but his band Fat Amy was decent. I once had the pleasure of kicking him in the ass and calling him a big dummy. I can’t believe that chick Greenley from AMC married him.
30. I love the Beatles so much I had to go to Liverpool on my honeymoon.
31. I subscribed to 8 magazines, but since the economy sucks, I’m letting all my subscriptions go. I miss Star Magazine already. I wish they would send me free copies every week.
32. I still have all of my Barbies, including Cher, Farrah, and all of The Sunshine People. (Update – In early 2009 I had to make room and let them go. I continue to mourn the loss of them.)
33. I loved MASH and we often watch it reruns in the early evenings.
34. I am a feminist.
35. As a third grader I had a club called Hot Lips, in honor of Major Hoolihann. We would beat up boys who picked on weaker girls in our class. I even had a shirt at the mall that said “I’m with Hot Lips.”
36. I prefer writing with blue over black ink.
37. My favorite artist is Vincent Van Gogh, but I went to the Ann Frank House in Amsterdam rather than visit his museum.
38. I hate all things flavored grape, and love orange flavored anything, except I hate eating actual oranges and love eating grapes.
39. I have sweared since the third grade, but never swear in front of my step-kids, which is so HARD. (Update – When my stepdaughter discovered this fact she lol’d me.)
40. I have a cat named Beatrice. She is fat and lazy and shy and fabulous.
41. I have moved 22 times in my life. With the economy the way it is here in Michigan, I may never move again and this terrifies me!
42. In college I would entertain people (While drinking, of course!) by shoving my entire fist in my mouth.
43. I used to be able to put both my legs behind my head, too, but arthritis has ruined my talent…
44. I loved Michael Cera before Superbad and Juno. Watch him as George-Michael in Arrested Development.
45. I hate video games, and of course we have an X-box and Nintendo Wii. But Guitar Hero is growing on me.
46. I love to pretend I have a British accent, just like Britney Spears did. My family often tells me how horrible it is.
47. I once sold two stories to Star Magazine and made a few hundred dollars. It was so exciting!
48. The Sound of Music has finally beat Grease as my favorite musical of all time.
49. Halloween is my favorite holiday.
50. I have won Halloween contests by dressing up as Marilyn Monroe, Dolly Parton, and Michael Jackson.
51. I hate beach vacations. I have been on enough of them to last a lifetime, and after you have drank yourself sick for days and gotten sunburned I feel there is nothing else to do other than swim.
52. I’m a proud Democrat and can’t wait until Bush leaves the White house next year. (Update – And see … he did, and I’m so happy!)
53. I miss Howard Stern on regular radio and tv. I wonder how his show is doing?
54. I’m a longtime listener to WRIF 101.1 and loved the Drew and Mike show – but I’m wondering why Drew has been gone so long. How long does it take to write a book? (Update 1 – Sadly, he moved on, and the show Mike in the Morning just isn’t the same without him.) (Update 2 – even more sad, he came back, and now the show is exactly the same as it once was, which bugs me, as over the years I expected it to grow and change with me.)
55. I love LOST, and can not wait for season 4 to begin tomorrow night at 9:00 pm on ABC. When the last season ends I won’t know what to do with myself. (Update – Still love it, and am praying that they gang is all still alive somewhere in time!)
56. I love nothing more than laying in bed with fleece pajamas – especially on a cold winter night.
57. I am Italian, Finnish, Scottish, Irish, French Canadian and French. Although if you look at my senior picture many people have commented I look Asian.
58. I know the real way Jim Morrison died. My college professor’s twin brother’s best friend used to manage the Grateful Dead and was there the night Jim died. He pulled a record player in the bathtub and electrocuted himself by accident. The people there at the party freaked out, and moved from the tub to the bed to the tub. They waited very long before calling police, too late in fact, as he was not dead right away.
59. One of my biggest regrets in life was throwing away my Breyers horses, which I only did because our home has no storage space. I never knew that some of them sold for $50 a pop. I had about 25 of them, and sadly, I started re-collecting them, in some weird attempt to recapture my childhood.
60. I hate going to the gym and seeing people talk on cell phones, wear too much make-up, or couples working out together.
61. I once had a 100 things before I die list and wripped it up after I’d crossed off 75 things. I figured that was close enough.
62. I like to collect postcards, cds, books, Beatles items, and magnets.
63. I love traveling more than anything else in this world. If I was rich I would travel as much as possible.
64. I am obsessed with jewelry, and will sneak in buying some any chance I get. Pandora, Swarovski, and Troll are bad habits and are hard to break…
65. My senior class song was Sweet Child of Mine by Guns and Roses.
66. Angelina Jolie has tainted Brad Pitt for me.
67. If you must know my top 5 hot movie stars list, I’d say it was: George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Edward Norton, Jake Gyllenhall and McDreamy.
68. I love violent films: Fight Club, American History X, The Godfather, Goodfellas, The Usual Suspects, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill vol. 1 (and 2) and countless others.
69. McDreamy over McSteamy any day. My step-daughter disagrees….
70. The Office isn’t as funny this season (before thewriters strike.) But I still enjoy it.
71. I have a Dwight Schrutte Bobblehead at my desk at work. And a Han Solo, too.
72. Cameron Crowe is my favorite director, although Elizabethtown kind of stunk.
73. I love to read books about dysfunctional families, like Running with Scissors because they make me fell better about my own.
74. A mouse jumped on my head when I was 17 and I’m still freaked out by this. I have to sleep with the covers over my mouth to this day and my husband always mocks me because of this (but in a fun way.)
75. I read the entire Old Testament by the time I was 9 years old.
76. I have no religion, but I’m very interested in Buddhism.
77. I’m trying to get tickets to see the Dalhi Lama when he comes to U-M this year. (Update – I didn’t make it, damn.)
78. The nicest thing I ever did for my mom was take her to a $500 show to see Paul McCartney. She still talks about it with joy in her eyes to this day.
79. The first cd I ever bought was The Police Greatest Hits.
80. I still have all of my old records at my mom’s house, including the soundtrack to Miami Vice.
81. I believe that what goes around, comes around.
82. I’ve decided this posting is the hardest one I’ll ever write. (Update – It was, and so is updating it from time to time.)
83. I loved John Cusack after seeing Say Anything.
84. I was once chased by the Secret Service and outran them. It was on campus when Bill Clinton was campaigning. We were just hopping a fence to get out of the crowd to leave.
85. I loved Knott’s Landing as a teenager and wouldn’t miss an episode, even for a bar night once during college.
86. I fought off digital photography as long as possible, but now love it.
87. I text when I drive. (Update – I barely do it now, as I bought one of those keyboard ones and its harder.)
88. I put on make-up at stoplights. Rush hour traffic is horrible in my hood.
89. I once gave a guest lecture I wrote about my hometown at MSU. Some students wrote on their final exams that it was their favorite short story they read that semester. Awesome, right?
90. I grew up next door to drug dealers.
91. My mom used to charge my and my friends each $2 one way for any rides she gave us once we were in high school.
92. My house was crawling with mice who often would join me in the shower as they climbed up from the drains.
93. I think that buying a coach purse is worth it, but only if you go to the outlet store.
94. I’m addicted to red carpet coverage on E! If there are no Academy Awards this year I will be at a loss.
95. I’ve grown bored and quit Myspace and Twitter. I don’t have a Facebook for my blog, so you’ll just have to stop here for updates to see what I’m up to.
96. The worst pain I’ve ever felt was when I feel asleep with fake eyelashes and contacts. They glue from the lashes glued my contacts to my eye, which I ripped off when I forced the contacts out. I had to take steroids for weeks and wear those think weird black glasses old blind people wear, even to work. My eyes were blood red. it was AWFUL.
97. If I ever had a daughter I was going to name her after my great-grandmother Rose who raised me. (Update – No uterus = no daughter.)
98. I enjoy acting silly and goofy. If I can do a weird dance and make someone laugh, I’ll do it in a heartbeat.
99. I love to karaoke and haven’t went in a year and a half. But when I’ve done it, it was usually sober. I’ve even karaoked on stage in Vegas. Terrifying, but not as scary as my choir solo in middle school. Braver as I get older I guess.
100. I am a secret romantic at heart, even though I make fun of all that stuff.
101. For some reason, I’m shrinking. In the past 6 months I lost a 1/4 inch, and in the past 8 years it’s been a total of 1 3/4 inches. I’m still in my 30’s … (Update – I’m up to two full inches. I hope I won’t lose much more.)
102. In 2008 I got to be an extra in the movie Whip It staring Ellen Page and Drew Barrymore. It was a dream come true!!!
103. I have been diagnosed with Acquired Idiopathic Dysautonomia with Polyneuropathy. There isn’t enough research on this condition and no cure and little treatment and it pisses me the hell off. I’m going to try to change that.








































I love this list. Fascinating! Your dad should be ashamed. How can people be so heartless?
By: moonbeammcqueen on February 10, 2008
at 12:59 PM
I love your list too!
My dad left when i was 1 and i hired a PI when my grandmother died…(he had died). I looked just like him (no wonder my mother and I did not get along!) My mother would never talk about him and the only reason I know what he looked like and his name is thx to my grandmother. I turned out OK…have my own company of geeks that is the love of my life.
Does not sound like you really want a job…lol.
By: Michele on February 14, 2008
at 8:38 AM
On the other side of the spectrum, my son was taken from me back in 1989 and I just got to know him now that he’s 20.
Great list. I might have to do one too. (I’m so original it stinks).
By: John Michaelson on February 15, 2008
at 3:08 AM
Your list is very honest and inspiring. I might write one too one day:-) Best Wishes
By: k3mp on February 17, 2008
at 4:23 PM
Quite inspiring list…i may write one up myself.nothing new coz i already have a top 10 list for the most beautiful women i’ve ever seen,favourite actresses(Sandro Bullock etc) and fave actors(Al Pacino,Nicholas Cage etc)….
By: slybard on February 22, 2008
at 6:15 PM
I think I could probably come up with a list of about 13.
How did you pull off 101?!
By: gunny93 on March 3, 2008
at 1:14 PM
Published author? That is very impressive. The publishing world is hard to break into!
By: Dube on March 26, 2008
at 10:19 PM
Yeah, but that was so many years ago …
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on March 27, 2008
at 7:14 AM
I went and found my dad too – and I am so lucky. it has turned out to be the best decision I ever made. and I pray that your dad will someday realize the errors of his ways and make an effort to change the future.
By: ames31 on March 31, 2008
at 7:54 AM
Wow, what a great list. You sound like a very interesting person!
By: Shannon on April 6, 2008
at 10:35 PM
We have a lot in common . But, you are much more interesting than I am.
Girl….you have LIVED! And, you’re not even close to the finish line. I wonder what else you will do.
And, how long did it take to write that list? I would have to commit to at least 6 months to come up with that many things.
By: trailerparkbarbie on April 15, 2008
at 8:12 PM
I think it took me like 45-60 minutes. If I’m having a good day, I can kick around a few good things.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on April 15, 2008
at 10:32 PM
GG….check it out….you’re gonna hit 100,000 soon. Prob today!
My goal today is to be that 100,000 click.
But, I have to be gone for most of the day.
Hmmm….maybe, I should just sit here and keep clicking. Too bad that I’m too ADD to accomplish that.
Early congrats!
By: trailerparkbarbie on April 16, 2008
at 9:02 AM
I loved your list
Everything from MASH to Coach purses … You’re fricking awesome!
By: anna on April 21, 2008
at 2:05 PM
i love your work thats good im just 18 but i listen
By: unwritten22 on April 30, 2008
at 12:47 PM
can you wirte me on my e-mail at shantelcbrown@yahoo.com
By: unwritten22 on April 30, 2008
at 12:48 PM
I agree with 26 agree
46 is funny.
I’ve always loved the Sound of Music over all those other musicals because I watched it over and over again as a child.
I also can’t wait until Bush leaves office.
I agree with your step-daughter about McSteamy.
When the Dali Lama came to UT, Austin, Texas, I waited in line for 18 hours to get tickets! The free tickets were only open to students, faculty, and staff.
Ouch to 96
By: Ron on May 11, 2008
at 2:59 AM
You have to buy tickets to see the Dalhi Lama?!?!?!
By: Selena on June 22, 2008
at 11:18 AM
Yes Selena, you do .. and I didn’t get them, and was so bummed out …
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on June 22, 2008
at 11:43 AM
“I am Italian, Finnish, Scottish, Irish, French Canadian and French. Although if you look at my senior picture many people have commented I look Asian.”
Sure… it’s the Finnish influence, as many Finns have the epicanthic fold in the eyelids.
By: Gunfighter on July 9, 2008
at 8:00 AM
Gunfighter – Oh, how interesting … I don’t know any of my Finnish relatives, how interesting.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on July 9, 2008
at 12:08 PM
We a lot in common though I am from the south…and during a lot of my childhood I lived deep in the sticks, not the city.
I’ve lived in 28 houses but all within Florida. I am settled now, but I still have a restless gypsy- heart so I go between two places…both still in Florida. :O
I love your dry sense of humor…very high on my list of “connections!”
I like Drew very much too, but I also like Angelina Jolie very much…so I have to disagree there.
I like the energy here so I’ll be back.
By: gypsy-heart on August 11, 2008
at 7:45 AM
It looks like you have had a really amazing life, can’t believe that you have achieved and experienced so much. Absolutely loved the list, think that I may try one myself but it’ll be a boring read compared to yours!
By: goodeys on October 4, 2008
at 4:30 AM
Um, you totally kick ass.
By: Amy in Ohio on November 11, 2008
at 8:57 PM
Hey, thanks Amy in Ohio. Do you have a blog? You don’t have your name set us to lead us to your page.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on November 11, 2008
at 9:05 PM
I don’t have one, but I have lots to say so maybe I will start one.
By: Amy -in Ohio on November 12, 2008
at 1:17 PM
Amy – You should, its liberating to be able to express any thoughts you have!
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on November 12, 2008
at 1:21 PM
We have SO MUCH in common!
Yes, BEATLES, Number One ALWAYS and FOREVER!!!
By: fxfanatic on December 1, 2008
at 1:35 PM
Fab list of top 100! I adore the Beatles, Pandora charms (addicted to it), The Office and photography. Oh yeah, and you’re a great writer. I’ll be stopping by now and again to check in and have put you on my blog roll. Keep up the great work!!
By: lupusranting on December 7, 2008
at 11:30 AM
Thanks you! I’lll have to check out your site, too, since we have so much in common.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on December 7, 2008
at 11:40 AM
Great list. Your still the hottest ever.
By: jerryboy on December 20, 2008
at 11:58 AM
You come to love not by finding the perfect person, but by seeing an imperfect person perfectly.
By: jerryboy on December 21, 2008
at 7:53 AM
I love the list. It makes me want to write a list.
By: Donna on January 2, 2009
at 12:23 AM
[...] 102 Random things about me … ← Been Sick [...]
By: Do you think I’m interesting enough to be on tv? « The Girl from the Ghetto on January 9, 2009
at 3:31 PM
OK you are totally fabulous!! BUT do you have a yahoo avatar?? Remember the sims? This is like sims for the anti social.. you create a cartoon of you only BETTER! There are two versions of the new and improved you: wafer thin and barely legal or ‘plus size’ wafer thin and barely legal. Which is about a size ten. I could cut off a skin tag that’s a size ten. Anyway, if you don’t spend enough time on the computer, get one.
By: Monica on January 22, 2009
at 9:42 PM
I truly think we were seperated at birth….we have so much in common! I’m enjoying your whole site,it provides a little something different front the norm. My one major dream in this world is to go to London and you’ve done it…I’m so jealous. I just applied for my passport this week so maybe when my dream comes true you can give me some pointers.
Oh and Ashley from Rock of Love is that car crash I just have to slow down to look at!
By: audra on March 11, 2009
at 11:32 AM
Audra – Sure email me for trip advice. I LOVE to talk about Europe … need to do a post on it soon. Nice to meet my SAB twin, lol!!! Glad to hear I’m a little different than the norm. I try to be …
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on March 11, 2009
at 11:52 AM
I sleep with the covers over my mouth too, not because of a traumatic encounter with a mouse, but because of all those statistics saying you eat however many bugs/spiders a year. I’m terrified one night I’ll wake up in the middle of swallowing one!
By: scholarslip on March 16, 2009
at 2:12 PM
What an amazing woman you are! I too think every woman should own a designer bag, mine is Kathy Van Zeeland, at a great price at Dillards. My next bag, would love to be Coach. I hate to hear about the illness you have, it is very hard to deal with on a daily basis. I was diagnosed almost a year ago with fibromyalgia, plus migraines. So everyday I get up move, very very thankful for my husband, friends, family & the insane dogs that own us.
I agree with you on whole Rock of Love Bus, was so pissed, started yelling at the tv last night. Both dogs got scared left the bedroom, my husband comes in asking what was wrong.
I have bookmarked your site, it is joy to find another woman with same interests.
By: Sheila on April 13, 2009
at 3:25 PM
Scholarslip – Yikes, don’t be giving me any new things to worry about. Yikes!
Sheila – Glad to hear we have a lot in common. I have a baby blue Kathy Z bag. and a few Coaches. Four, but all were gifts except one. I try to keep moving but it sucks. I am actually going to Mayo Clinci in two weeks, so I’m hopful/terrified to get diagnosed with something else.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on April 13, 2009
at 8:33 PM
Love your list. I found it when I googled why Daniel Farraday had to die? Who is Richard?
By: Philip on April 30, 2009
at 12:49 AM
I never met my dad either. I guess I wasn’t important enough for him to seek me out. I ahev looked for him a few times but haven’t found anything. I don’t want to pay someone to do it for me. It might be a waste of money.
By: Corey on May 1, 2009
at 6:15 PM
“The meanest thing I ever did was tell everyone in 5th grade that a girl got her period. Then I showed them her pads. I am still bothered by this.”
A girl in my class did this exact thing to me, seriously , when I was in 5th grade and was the first to receive my ‘monthly gift’ before the other girls. I cried for days because of how hurt I was that she did this to me. However, I’m probably the compassionate and loving person I am because of all the ridicule I endured during elementary school.
I always wondered if these type of kids who are mean to other kids grow out of it, and it sounds like they do from your blog. Good to know I can now let go of all the hurt I’ve been feeling all these years!
I also have Dysautonomia but have to “hyper” form so have fast heart rate, adrenaline surges, and a host of a billion other symptoms that go hand in hand with the illness. Totally homebound here.
By: jazie b on May 3, 2009
at 10:33 AM
Jazie B – Oh my god, I am so sorry that this happened to you. It still bothers me that I did something like that. (Don’t worry, I got my fair share of evil teasing, too in 6th grade gym.) My stepdaughter called me out when she read this and I tried to explain that I think I did this because I had a bad home where hitting and occasional torture was the norm; and when your family is violent, you take it out on others. I promise I have grown out of it. I’m sorry to hear you have Dysautonomia. Is it the POTS kind? I’m still learning all about it.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on May 3, 2009
at 10:54 AM
secret shower room: Not so secret anymore!
By: lawchick on May 3, 2009
at 8:50 PM
Out of all that awesome stuff, I can’t help but be a little jealous over the whole Kid Rock video thing. I’ve seen him in concert seven times so you could say I’m a fan (and also a 40-year-old woman!).
I hope if you got to meet him, he was cool.
By: Kim on May 6, 2009
at 2:14 PM
Kim – Oh, yeah, Kid rock is so good. I’ve seen him a few times in concert, plus he used to show up often @ Pine Knob to do a duet and i’ve seen him out at clubs and before he first got huge I met him, but had no idea who he was so it was wasted, just like my tupac and Snoop meeting. Damn…
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on May 6, 2009
at 10:28 PM
You blog is AWESOME!!!! I love everything. about it We have lots in common. I live in Detroit, I was once a flight attendant ( missed my son too much so I quit) My son’s father has never met and chooses to have nothing to do with him. I don’t care, my son is the best person ever!!! So it’s his loss!! He’s an A One Douche!!!! I bookmarked you, and I will continue to keep up with you. YOU ROCK girlfromthe ghetto!!!
By: renette riggins on May 7, 2009
at 5:45 PM
Renette – Oh how cool is that? I’m so sorry to hear your son’s dad is an ass, that is terrible. I’m glad to have you hear and look forward to hearing from you again.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on May 7, 2009
at 6:12 PM
Randomly found your blog & have to say that I love your list! Very insightful… you sound like a gutsy girl
By: beingbeatrice on May 14, 2009
at 4:50 AM
at least you think you’re the most interesting person on earth.
By: ughx2 on May 19, 2009
at 2:04 AM
Ugh – You are so right, thanks for pointing that out. I’d say two parts indulgent, one part comical and one part informative actually. Poor baby, someone had a big stick up their ass last night and had to take it out on a random stranger. Boo hoo.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on May 19, 2009
at 5:38 AM
I just found your blog today and let me say that it is awesome! I enjoy reading your posts about Jon & Kate + 8 but totally couldn’t figure out how to post on there.
Keep up the good work and I’ll keep reading it! LOL
By: Kristen on May 28, 2009
at 3:44 PM
Kristen – I disabled comments on all of the KON posts except for one. It is the most recent one, so go at it.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on May 29, 2009
at 6:00 AM
You are amazing.
By: Shelley on July 3, 2009
at 2:02 PM
It is not about where you came from – it is about where you are going!
By: slgreatsuccess on July 6, 2009
at 5:20 PM
ohh myy god i love you, your so intersting !
# 6 i did that to a girl to in 5th grade and i still regret it today =/ , but i still talk to her and she forgives me =)
By: casey on July 23, 2009
at 11:18 PM
Casey, oh thanks, and I’m glad to hear that she forgave you. I had no idea how mean that was then, but I do know!!!
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on July 28, 2009
at 4:12 PM
I am new here and found your blog through “TPB” You both have a way with words. Love both. After reading your list I was inspired. You blogs are very interesting. Sorry for all that you have been through, but you seem to be a very strong person. Keep on going, it’s all any of us can do.
By: jldoll on August 31, 2009
at 1:23 AM
Jldoll- I love TPB, she is fabulous. Nice to meet you, and thank you for finding me interesting! Are you a blogger, you didn’t list a webpage. Let me know if you are.
By: thegirlfromtheghetto on September 1, 2009
at 7:49 PM
If you can – get tested for Lyme disease. If you grew up in an area infested with mice, ONE of them could have been carrying a tick. AIDP may have been a misdiagnosis.
Look up some of the symptoms of Lyme and see if it fits.
By: Jenna on September 9, 2009
at 2:49 PM