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Monday, May 5, 2008

Blogslapped.

5 May 2008

Well, pooh! Is it wrong to whinge that WordPress and Google AdSense don’t get along? And to kvetch that damn, wish I’d figured that out sooner, like before I pretzled my brain dealing with the subscription issue?
Good thing I like to learn stuff. (Pollyanna, don’t fail me now!)
Watch for “We’re Moving” notifications, folks.
Good golly. And [...]

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Subscribe! Please?

5 May 2008

I’m pretty sure I just figured out the subscription thingie.
It’s over there, to the right, above “Pages.” See?
Please help me test it!
And if anyone can get tall, dreamy Clive Owen to subscribe, I’ll name all my first-born children after you, too. (Harley P, if you can make it happen, it sure would keep that naming [...]

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Discomblogulated

5 May 2008

Sheesh. Tinkering with the Chop it OFF post to include Lisa Festa’s photos and re-position the others took me hours, but it’s done.
And yes, hours. I’m still learning this blogware. In the words of Brett Butler as Joy’s mother on “My Name is Earl,” season one, “don’t judge me.”
Sheesh, sheesh. Now it occurs to me [...]

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Reasons to Consider Chopping it Off

5 May 2008

Of course I don’t think everyone should go cut off their hair this minute. Giselle Bundchen? No way, uh-uh. Celeb stylist Sam McKnight, responsible for Princess Diana’s jaw-dropping Harper’s Bazaar-cover hair as well as many of Giselle’s cover looks, would weep. But some people should take the short cut. Maybe this checklist will help?
1) Your [...]

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Chop it OFF. Seriously.

5 May 2008

I’m a copycat. I admit it. Also, I’m a little slow….
Way back in October 2007, P&G Beauty PR manager Lisa Festa, 47, had her long hair chopped off for donation at the Pantene Beautiful Lengths kick-off in Toronto. Already a gorgeous woman, post-cut Lisa was unfairly more striking and modern in a just-below-chin-length, chic textured [...]

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