Are there any other 40 year olds out there who still get zits after eating chocolate? Thankfully it's not bad enough to make me stop consuming my favorite treat, but STILL.
Okay, so I got a teeny-tiny zit right under my nose a few days ago, and by Sunday morning it was almost gone, but I picked at it (the zit, not my nose) until it bled. I know, I KNOW.
Later I made the mistake of asking Megan about it.
Me: Meg, can you see this zit?
Megan: Yeah.
Me: Okay, but it doesn't look that bad, does it?
Megan: No, just don't let anybody see you.
Tami! I feel like I know you because of your dear husband, Henry! We loved Henry on set and dubbed him "St. Henry" (sorry - that'll make him tough to live with - why weren't we thinking of YOU more?!). He is so proud of you and his little girls and I can't wait to meet you. He sat on the back porch at Bob and Harriet Lichti's reading us part of your blog. :) Loved it!
ReplyDeleteI was jazzed to find out you write a blog and will look forward to getting to know you more through your words. I already read 6 posts back and love your in-the-moment style.
My blog is S.T.A.L.E. right now because of the work on the film but I'll be back in the swing soon - probably writing all about surviving the whole thing. But seriously, Henry's calm and positive attitude, along with that of St. Evan, and also John and Matt, made for great times. Thanks for all the sacrifices your family made for the film!!
P.S. The Follower widget is down but I'll be back to join the fun when it's back online!
ReplyDeleteRobynn!! Thank you for your sweet comments about my blog AND my husband!! "St. Henry" is very fitting and well deserved in this wife's opinion. I'm so glad it worked out for him to help with the film. He most thoroughly enjoyed it (though I don't know how much longer he could have functioned on 1 hour or less of sleep per night!) I'm headed to your blog right now to check it out! :)
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