Comments on: Swing high, batta batta http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/ tHERE'S mORE tO lIFE tHAN wHAT wE cAN sEE Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:20:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: passioncry http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1972 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 16:44:54 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1972 a girl needs more than one pair of boots! Sheesh! a girl needs more than one pair of boots! Sheesh!

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1964 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 14:22:23 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1964 Obviously, there is some very fancy, subversive cloning going on, Nance, because you and I and Karen could be triplets. I have a friend here who's the same. Her name is Karen, too. So strange... but really, really fun at the same time. And if WE all found each other - on this one blog amongst millions - I wonder how many MORE of us there are out there! Woohoo! I wish you and Karen had blogs so I could get to know the two of you better. Could you get right on that? :smile: xo Obviously, there is some very fancy, subversive cloning going on, Nance, because you and I and Karen could be triplets. I have a friend here who’s the same. Her name is Karen, too. So strange… but really, really fun at the same time. And if WE all found each other - on this one blog amongst millions - I wonder how many MORE of us there are out there! Woohoo! I wish you and Karen had blogs so I could get to know the two of you better. Could you get right on that? :smile: xo

]]> by: Nancy in San Antonio http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1963 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 13:51:31 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1963 Hello Kelly! The more I read from you I just freak out. We have sooooo much in common. I also have 3 kids. 2 sons and a younger daughter. My oldest son is in the military, heading to Iraq in April. My middle son plays in a band called "Worlds of If" (you can check them out on myspace.com) and the band members love it when we've showed up to their gigs. My daughter is 16, and I bet you can't guess where she likes to shop??! Too much. Oh, another thing, I too belong to Jesus but have become very disillusioned with church. Anyways, God bless you today Kelly. Hangeth thou in there 'kay. Hello Kelly!
The more I read from you I just freak out. We have sooooo much in common. I also have 3 kids. 2 sons and a younger daughter. My oldest son is in the military, heading to Iraq in April. My middle son plays in a band called “Worlds of If” (you can check them out on myspace.com) and the band members love it when we’ve showed up to their gigs. My daughter is 16, and I bet you can’t guess where she likes to shop??! Too much. Oh, another thing, I too belong to Jesus but have become very disillusioned with church. Anyways, God bless you today Kelly. Hangeth thou in there ‘kay.

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1962 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 12:59:06 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1962 Jeanie, you already HAVE the damn boots. Time to move on. Let's go tattooing, okay? But if you really want to stay on the boot kick (heh heh, SO witty), you can always buy ME some. Really, I mean it. xo @@@ Brando - I was <i>hoping</i> that was how it worked. We all just want to read crap, don't we? I DID notice you disabled comments yesterday, like you told me you would, but unfortunately, it really made me mad because I was going to write my <i>best comment ever</i> to you. Oh, as if - don't worry. I can never leave comments on your posts without feeling like an abject idiot. You have some smart-cookie readers. Yesterday's post WAS excellent. xo @@@ Jenns - I was going to write you a weepy email because I totally felt abandoned by you, especially after I'd try to suck up so obviously. I'm glad you're back, snookums. ~ Honestly, I don't think anyone under the age of, say, 35 should get a tattoo, because we shift and change so much until then. We're still changing afterwards, of course, but at a slower pace and with more fixed ideas. I completely agree with the keeping it hidden idea, which pretty much negates its function then, doesn't it? That's why, even though I'm talking like I'm actually considering it, I'll probably never get one. ~ You know, the other day I was THIS close to writing to ask for your phone number, so I could chat you up. Jean is probably screeching in amazement right now; I HATE chatting on the phone. That's how much I love you, apparently.:smile: xo Jeanie, you already HAVE the damn boots. Time to move on. Let’s go tattooing, okay? But if you really want to stay on the boot kick (heh heh, SO witty), you can always buy ME some. Really, I mean it. xo

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Brando - I was hoping that was how it worked. We all just want to read crap, don’t we? I DID notice you disabled comments yesterday, like you told me you would, but unfortunately, it really made me mad because I was going to write my best comment ever to you. Oh, as if - don’t worry. I can never leave comments on your posts without feeling like an abject idiot. You have some smart-cookie readers. Yesterday’s post WAS excellent. xo

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Jenns - I was going to write you a weepy email because I totally felt abandoned by you, especially after I’d try to suck up so obviously. I’m glad you’re back, snookums. ~ Honestly, I don’t think anyone under the age of, say, 35 should get a tattoo, because we shift and change so much until then. We’re still changing afterwards, of course, but at a slower pace and with more fixed ideas. I completely agree with the keeping it hidden idea, which pretty much negates its function then, doesn’t it? That’s why, even though I’m talking like I’m actually considering it, I’ll probably never get one. ~ You know, the other day I was THIS close to writing to ask for your phone number, so I could chat you up. Jean is probably screeching in amazement right now; I HATE chatting on the phone. That’s how much I love you, apparently. :smile: xo

]]> by: Jenn http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1961 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 12:23:49 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200510_214/#comment-1961 Wow, you write a post about me being your only TRULY faithful (just kidding everyone else) Harvey and I disappear on you. I have an excuse. Just go read Charlie's blog and you'll understand. It's been a tad bit crazy around here. I had a belly ring for awhile. It wasn't done deep enough and so it "grew out" meaning that I have a scar. I'd like to get it done again, properly, but I'll wait till after I have kids. By the by, getting a good tattoo artist is important (I'm with Jesse on that one) and so it getting a good piercing artist. I've thought about getting a tattoo but I vacilate about what I'd want. That and I'm too fickle. I've had henna done a couple of times and about two days later I think, "gee, I'm bored of this". One of my tattooed (is that how you spell that?) friends told me never to get a tattoo where I can see it in the mirror. So I'd probably get it on my lower back. Whew! I got it all out! Sorry for being chatty. Wow, you write a post about me being your only TRULY faithful (just kidding everyone else) Harvey and I disappear on you. I have an excuse. Just go read Charlie’s blog and you’ll understand. It’s been a tad bit crazy around here.

I had a belly ring for awhile. It wasn’t done deep enough and so it “grew out” meaning that I have a scar. I’d like to get it done again, properly, but I’ll wait till after I have kids. By the by, getting a good tattoo artist is important (I’m with Jesse on that one) and so it getting a good piercing artist.

I’ve thought about getting a tattoo but I vacilate about what I’d want. That and I’m too fickle. I’ve had henna done a couple of times and about two days later I think, “gee, I’m bored of this”. One of my tattooed (is that how you spell that?) friends told me never to get a tattoo where I can see it in the mirror. So I’d probably get it on my lower back.

Whew! I got it all out! Sorry for being chatty.

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