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Mmmmm, Harry Potter…

I knew I loved reading the Harry Potter books for a reason. (I think book 4 was my favorite, but I really liked them all.) Maybe I should add the Nimbus 2000 Broom to my wishlist since my birthday is coming up? I mean … I am single after all … and doesn’t every single woman in her 30’s need one of these? [via Chris]

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Christine is an Avenger of Sexiness. Her Superpower is helping Hot Mamas grow their Confidence by rediscovering their Beauty. She lives in the Heights in Houston, Texas, works as a boudoir photographer, and writes about running a Business of Awesome. In her spare time, she loves to knit, especially when she travels. She & her husband Mike have a food blog at Spoon & Knife.

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:giggle: Isn’t that crazy? I saw that the other day and it really made me laugh! Did you read the comments people left about it? LOL!!

Heh, I know the real reason you wanted that. Probably for the same reason I did! :oP

Heh, someone pointed out the reviews to me a few days ago, and I was left feeling slightly disturbed.

Well, of course that’s why I want it. 😉

Wonder what the Nimbus 2003 model will be like? Test drive anyone?

Promo, hopefully uhhhh more stronger vibrations. heh.

commercial thoughts
So I’ve seen and heard a lot of commercials since I’ve been at home all the time… A few that

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Hi! I'm Christine. Married to Mike. Mom of Jason. Owned by 1 cat. Living in the Heights in Houston, Texas, in a Bungalow built in 1920. Blogging since 2000, formerly the woman behind BlahBlahBlog. Foodie that is a picky eater.

You can learn more about my professional photography work at ChristineTremoulet.com.

I am the Chief of Growth at AfterShoot, an AI Culling Software for Photographers. I get to combine my passion for photography with my love of tech along with my talent for branding, marketing, and business growth strategy all in to one. Basically? My dream job.

And yes, I did in fact name WordPress, and no - I didn't work for them at the time.