Life As I Know It: I will follow you

December 30, 2008

I will follow you

I was staring at blogger, thinking if I should write a decent post today or not, when I noticed I have 2 followers. I was trying to ignore the followers button, for some reason I have no answer to. Then I got to thinking, I want to know who reads me. So follow me, and I will follow you. Leave a comment and tell me why you like me so much, or at least why you come back day after day.

6 comments:

Michelle Fluttering Butterflies12/30/2008
You seem like a really nice person. Like if we ever lived near each other, I'd like to be your friend. That's why I come back and read your blog.
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Donna12/30/2008
cuz I'm your mother and it's one way I can keep tabs on you lol
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Anonymous12/31/2008
It almost reminds me of that song in Sister Act. I will follow him wherever he may go. HA! Okay, but still. I just found your website. Through another website, through another website. It's like that Six Degrees of Separation, or some stuff. YAY, for new people to stalk online. Please don't mind me. I'm hopped up on Pixie Stix. Not the little puney ones, but the huge adult sized ones. WAAAATCH OUT! Good writing, and happy new year to you, and your family!
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Anonymous12/31/2008
i follow you too. but shhh.....
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Lori12/31/2008
I haven't done the follow button but you know I follow and read everyday or try to read everyday! Even though we've never met face to face, I feel like we are friends and I read to see what is going on in my friends world!
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Anonymous12/31/2008
I am so exided my grama is comming!
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December 30, 2008

I will follow you

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