Hello! I've managed to bully my friend Naomi into starting a blog. Okay, not sure if "bullied" is the right word, but she asked me about it and I highly encouraged it!

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Naomi said…
Do you not watch Ellen, you should not be bullying me! I am not very intersting as I've discovered and when I told Jason I started a blog, he said "no you didn't" with a funny look on his face. I didn't tell him the web address. ha ha
November 3, 2010 at 4:35 PM
Tiffany said…
Oh he just doesn't know how cool it is! And all the cool kids are doing it, so you should too (is peer pressure better?)!

You can upload pictures of the kids and stuff on there too if you want. It's neat for people to see what you guys are up to!

And don't worry, you ARE interesting. I put the most mundane stuff on my blog, but if you try and write it a little silly it's actually kind of entertaining to read sometimes. I look forward to more of your posts.
November 3, 2010 at 5:02 PM
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