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If this is the first time you've read this blog because of my Blog Contest: Welcome! Post a comment to say hi! (Don't forget to sign your name!)


Bookmark this site because I'll be posting that all important post soon (just not quite yet!), and the first person to post will win!

In other news:
  • Did you know- today in 1698 Russia imposed a tax on beards?? How crazy is that?
  • I found this awesome website today called Instructables which has tons of DIY (Do It Yourself) projects, some of them are crazy complicated but it's fun to see what some people do in their spare time!
  • Another fun website I love to hang out is I Can Has Cheezburgers? Which is basically just funny pictures of cats and other animals...I showed this site to a few of you guys the other day and it provided lots of entertainment :)
  • Did you know we also have a myspace page? Here's the link: http://www.myspace.com/friendswoodlibrary
Want some proof of how bad I am at DDR? Here ya go!
(Notice, I can't even handle 1 arrow! Thanks for the help girls!)



Feel free to laugh at me! :)
Sti
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Unknown said…
Am I eligible to win? I love contests and I love your blog!
September 5, 2008 at 12:30 PM
Christina Hicks said…
Nope only young adults! You're a little too old....
September 5, 2008 at 12:34 PM
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