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Looking for something? You can find it here, according to my wordpress blogstats anywho. From today’s listing (no joke). these are verbatim:

funny websites with panic buttons2
washwords2
my.or1
momisms1
how to stop mom from pushing your button1
intelliconnect dating site

LOLOL. “How to stop mom from pushing your buttons.” Seriously? And really? Am I to believe that two different people were looking for web sites with funny panic buttons? Maybe tomorrow people will be looking for “snarks vs. larks” or momisms or ” blogger chicks whose mothers finally check out their blogs only to misunderstand them. hillarity ensues.” A girl can dream

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floating

1. Flock.  There’s a new browser in town and for blogger/writer -editor social media types – holy freakin wow. Special thanks to 30-day challenge and @madfoot for filling me in.

2. Of COURSE I didn’t forget about you and Washwords First Contest. I’m just getting back from a trip home and dealing with some wiring issues (losing them!) so…. stay tuned and thanks for your entries. They’re GRREEAAAATT. Washwords’ First Contest « W A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S *

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Thanks everyone for your thoughtful comments on all sides of the to anon or not to anon issue. I agree with… well… all of you on the reasons to and not to come out of the bloggycloset. I’m still mulling it, but one of the things I’ve had in the back of my mind is that for those who WANT to find me, it’s not that tough. In fact a little less tough then I realized when a certain (old media) blog directory listed Washwords in its newfangled blog directory, much to my delight, and then… MUCH TO MY HORROR!!!!!, my full name alongside it. No worries, thought I, I’ll just use this handy-dandy “click here to email” mistakes thingy – but Read the rest of this entry »