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I'm merging the two of them. Please find my new blog here with today's prompt update. I will be blogging as both blog-fiend sharia and designer sharia at the same spot. Plop plop fizz fizz oh what a RELIEF that is!
A blog totally dedicated to the scrapbooking part of my life.
It's funny that you ask that. Dh and I were just talking (actually, we'd been talking for weeks) about if I'd ever want to do that "wife swap" or "trading spouses" show. You, the ones where they swap two people that are living lives that are completely and totally the opposite of each other. On the surface I'm thinking, sure...why not? What's the harm in such a thing really, because I do believe we can all learn something from the next guy (or girl) but I'm thinking they use those shows as more than 'testing' your limits. They're more likely to toss youinto a situation that living your regular 'safe?' life you'd never get into. I'm not sure how well I'd do with something like that.
Also, while I'm not a particularly 'private' person, I don't think I could ever be myself with a camera following me around all day every day for weeks. Nope...don't think I could do that. Sometimes (more often that not really) the people on those shows end up showing themselves to be fools and idiots - and who knows if that's an acurate depiction of them or if that's just what the network told them to present themselves as. I can't believe some of the crazy things I've seen and heard professed 'christians' say and do on those shows - and I'm not talking about things that are outside the walk of God, I'm talking things that are supposed 'helps' to the new families. Critical things to, debasing people and whatnot. Oh well...I guess the short answer is that no...on second thought I don't think I would go on 'live' (yeah right) television...
7/21/06 Prompt: What's The Best Advice You've Received:
I really don't know. Well...yeah..I think it was "lean on the Lord". That's the best advice I've ever gotten. It keeps me from worrying about ANYTHING - and I DO mean anything. I just always find a way to "Let go and let God". It's sometimes HARD to follow that advice, but what makes it easily the best advice that I've gotten is that it's always easy to forget about it and just say God's working it all out FOR me. That keeps me safe. So, that's the advice I always give....
Oh, and it works in ANY and EVERY situation.
I am horrible about using vernacular at all times unless I'm in a very professional environment (work....as I work in the court system, in the COURTROOM). If I'm speaking with my daughter's teachers or some other professional setting like that. My work emails are attrocious for my personal vernacular. I have even spilled over to my daughters (which is sorta sad I think). Here are some examples:
1. Dude (i use this CONSTANTLY - even when I'm talking to other court personnel)
2. Whodawhat? (when I haven't heard something clearly or don't understand)
3. My bad big dog (it's awful, when I've made some small mistake or error, this is what I usually say)
4. Li'l mama (how I refer to my girls sometimes, or my friends)
5. Naw - I say that a lot....maybe because i'm in the South (florida?)
6. Y'all - see reason for "naw"
7. Fixin' ta - see reason for "y'all"
If i can think of more right away, i will post those.