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Saturday, March 18, 2006

Ain't Too Proud To Beg

I'm a pathetic, whiny, no-friends-having MySpace user now. So please, minions, out of the good of your little, black, soulless hearts...please be my friend.

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LA Burton said...: Hey Heather. Your blog is one that I visit everyday and I'm taking your advise to comment on blogs. I like to follow because I hope to join you as having an agent and publisher.

I went Myspace, is this to get your name more out there?

Great blog by the way.; 1:48 PM
Heather Brewer said...: Thanks for reading, Lisa.

About the MySpace thing--partly. But more than anything, I’m looking to expand my ever growing list of procrastination-worthy activities. :); 1:59 PM
Ewoh Nairb said...: I checked out your page and it looks great. Lots of time to waste there :)

I'm seriously avoiding the myspace place... I already have my blog, my writing, and of course backspace forums... not to mention the desire to read and the time with family... oh the list goes on.; 11:40 AM
Heather Brewer said...: Oh, don't I know it, Ewoh. And soon there will be promotions and editing and a million other crazy things.

But I'm loving it. :); 11:46 AM

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Saturday, March 18, 2006

Ain't Too Proud To Beg

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