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What’s a Girl to do?

by Cheryl

With no show this week, there doesn’t seeem to be much to add to the various story lines that have already been blogged about. I notice that there seem to be fewer comments on my blogs recently, so I was wondering if that meant no one is reading what I am writing or just that you dont have much to say.

I would welcome feedback as to what you would like to see here - more character info, more gossip - anything? I will research to the nth degree, if I know what you want to read about. And of course once the show is up and running again I will have more to write about.

In the meantime - We anticipate a great show on Monday and many more to come.


Posted in General on November 2nd, 2006

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One Response to “What’s a Girl to do?”

  1. Trudy W. Schuett Says:
    November 4th, 2006 at 11:51 am

    I’ve just discovered your blog and am VERY glad you’re here!

    What with work and other things going on, I might miss the show from time to time and I want to keep up!

    I was not impressed with Monday’s preemption for Friday Nite Lights. Football — bah,humbug!

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