Category Archives: woe is me

Awkwardness at BlogHer (Reliving the Misery)—Part 4 of 5

**Updated to add: Lorrie posted about the time we met and included a photo, which I immediately stole and added to my blog for proof of having actually met her.** This is post #4 in a five-part series about how … Continue reading

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Awkwardness at BlogHer (Reliving the Misery)—Part 2 of 5

This is post #2 in a five-part series about how awkward I was at BlogHer ’10 in New York last week. Here’s the first installment if you’re interested. Join me, if you will, on a full day of reminiscing how … Continue reading

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Awkwardness at BlogHer (Reliving the Misery)—Part 1 of 5

The first day of the BlogHer conference, I had no idea what to do with myself. I know that wardrobe anxiety is common amongst BlogHer attendees every year, but not for me—I was far less concerned with what to wear … Continue reading

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Saturday Steals: French Apothecary Jar and A Little Less Rooster

Hello. Welcome to Saturday Steals. If I don’t sound enthusiastic this week it’s because I’m not. I’m getting burned out of this whole Saturday Steals business. It’s not that I’m not getting steals… On the contrary; I get great steals. … Continue reading

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The Following Story is Completely True. Sadly.

You know how when you’re single, looking for someone to date—being on the proverbial “prowl,” if you will—and you get vibes from a person of the opposite sex (or the same sex if you’re gay; I am an equal-opportunity blogger), … Continue reading

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