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Now that's dedication...

By jerz on June 11, 2004 4:03 PM | | Comments (1) | TrackBacks (0)
Sugarpacket: Bad, bad, blogger

Please accept my apology, and know that in the future, I will try harder to at least post something simple-minded, as a journal. My heart bleeds at the thought of your barrenness, and I swear to Google that I will not allow it to happen again.


I particularly like "I swear to Google". I hope your blog does forgive you, Karissa! It would be nothing without you!

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Karissa said:

Why thank you, Dr. Jerz. If you must know, I read the comment on my blog before checking NMJ, and I giggled profusely at this posting... thanks for that :^) The laugh was much-needed.

I don't want to be black-listed from the "Bloginators..." I've got to get my head on straight and keep blogging! Hehe :^D

June 11, 2004 10:23 PM

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