Have you heard the word? Rannie has a new domain! Yes, you can now find him and his fabu new design over at photojunkie.org! A special birthday treat. I can’t wait to see what develops there. (Develops, get it? Hahahaa… damn, that was lame.) Welcome to your new home, Rannie! I wish I could have been there for the birthday party!
All day long I’ve missed the old, long gone over the counter cold meds. The ones with PPA Phenylpropanolamine like Alka Seltzer, Contac, Dimetapp, Robitussin, Tavist D, and Triaminic, all drugs recalled because they contain PPA, which supposedly has all sorts of issues. I don’t care right now. I want to be able to breath free!
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By the way, if you take cold medicine and sleep most of the day, you’ll find that you are pretty wide awake around midnight. I think I’m starting to lose my voice, and this is not a good thing. I have clients I need to call this week – do you realize how hard it is to make a call when you don’t have a voice?
This week’s This or That, from Christine:
1. CandyLand or Chutes and Ladders? I didn’t own either one as a kid, but I preferred to play Chutes & Ladders.
PromoGuy’s Monday Mission, actually on a Monday. Try not to faint from the shock.
1. Many children have blankets, or a favorite nubby stuffed animal that they like to keep near them for security. Do you recall what you had for your “security blanket” as a child? When did you finally give it up? What brought that about? I was a stuffed animal, teddy bear, doll kind of kid. I had a Dressy Betsy – you could tie her shoes, button her clothes, and so forth. It was so cool. I got really sick one time and she was the casualty victim of it. I don’t remember if I got sick on her (ewwww) or if it was just a matter of I had an illness and she didn’t survive the washing machine. I still have one of my childhood teddy bears – I remember when he lost his nose. My Mom never could get a new one to stick on, so he still doesn’t have one. And half of his felt eye is missing. He’s well loved.