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Hellos,

It's been a bit since I updated my blog. I've been busy, busy, busy with writing and life and all those things of that kind of nature. I'm re-decorating my apartment here (although since there is no decorations to speak of at the moment, I guess "re" is a useless addition to the word) and that is way time-consuming. I spend a lot of time looking at things and then not getting them. Choosing what photos/paintings/posters you want to stare at day in and day out is a surprisingly significant life choice. So....I'm fine taking that slowly for now.

In other news, Dallas Morning News did an article about me!!! My 2nd published interview ever! The writer of said article, Kendall Keirkham, was such a delight. We had a lot of common and honestly, half the interview was spent just chatting and laughing. Which I think made for a great perspective for the article. But check it out, please! I'm proud. I especially love getting a spot in my hometown's newspaper. I'll always love my roots.

http://neighborsgo.com/stories/39268

I did a guest spot on my roommate's blog. Check it out, yo! It posted on Saturday, July 18, and it's all about my thoughts on Bruno/that type of comedy. Pretty interesting....in my opinion. And otherwise, the blog is fab. Laura is one thoughtful lady and her writing is definitely worth your time. One entry is particularly fascinating to me. I read it and felt like it related directly to me. I had to look around the room to be sure Laura had not been secretly spying on me and then documenting her observations of my life. But if she can make anyone feel like that reading her blog, it's a sign of good writing, to be sure.

http://cockeyed-optimist.blogspot.com/

I cooked a good meal the other day. I felt accomplished, eating food and knowing I made it. It's good that I could give back something to Laura, who often cooks for me. She's getting me to try all kinds of new things. Turns out I like red peppers....this is break-through stuff, folks.

Have a great week, everybody.

Love and other positive emotions,
Michelle