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So there I was, on Holly’s blog — the one that’s all “thanks for being awesome” with the little turtle looking out the window (loved the picture) and I was all thinking, “Dang! I wish there was
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So there I was, on Holly’s blog — the one that’s all “thanks for being awesome” with the little turtle looking out the window (loved the picture) and I was all thinking, “Dang! I wish there was
So we’re back to the Disneyland routine after taking a hiatus while I recovered both physically and financially from the broken wrist. We kicked off our new annual passes with another 24-hour marathon (we did the
Grumble grumble ... cursing under my breath ... grumble grumble ... grrrrrrr. Don't pretend you've never had a client like this — the one who ought to be a great client. Takes excellent care of herself,
Maggie is finding that being a boss is a learning experience.
Maggie reflects on people’s lack of common sense.
Let’s face it, there are certain jobs that make the rounds of the “what can I do to make a decent living without having to spend a lot of time in school?” mindset. Dental hygienist, court
Maggie still has plenty to do after the last client of the day leaves.
A significant portion of the comments on a recent post accused me of being “jealous” because the blogosphere is filled with talented nail artists who are “self-taught.” Apparently, there’s a widespread misconception that when one enrolls
Maggie is no longer certain nails are in her long-term future.
Well, I’m not sure if it’s Athena Elliott’s constant posting about how great it’s been working out for her, or if my brain is just on overdrive trying to think up new ways to take the