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I'm Drawing A Blank...

So lately my blog has suffered from lack of use.  I just can't think of what to write. 

I still have my list of ideas, but I have to find it, because, like everything else I touch, I lost it. 

So this is a pretty boring entry.  I had a birthday, on the 7th, so I am now officially old.  Well not officially, but still.  I am about 4-6 years older than I thought I would be at this point in my life (childless, living with a room mate in an apartment). 

I get to baby-sit at my house now, which is awesome. 

At the end of the month I am going to visit my family out of state.  (Sorry trick-or-treaters, we won't be here to hand out candy)  Which is fun, but sad.  Fun for obvious reasons, sad because my husband works retail so he isn't allowed to have time off at the holidays.  :(  Hopefully they will head over here.

I tried making bread in my bread machine.  It turned out pretty good.  Fruit flies seem to surround it when I leave it out, which is creepy, but seemingly meaningless since no one has gotten sick and its tastes fine.  I also tried my slow-cooker, and the food was pretty delicious if I do say so myself.

On Saturday I am going to the pumpkin patch.  I'm borrowing (baby-sitting) my friends daughter to go along with me and my friend so we don't look quite as weird at the pumpkin patch.

Wow.  This was a super exciting entry.  That was an attempt at sarcasm, which never works in writing, except in dialogue, so we'll try again "Wow.  This was a super exciting entry." she said sarcastically.

Sorry.

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