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Greetings!
My name is Amanda... but you can call me Mermanda if you want to. I nest in Pittsburgh with my merman Andrew and Luke, our rescued retired racing greyhound. I'm a full-time publicist and part-time freelance writer (hire me!) with a serious addiction to sushi, live music, ginger snaps, and blawgs, of course.
What else do you need to know? I'm a surprisingly excellent thumb wrestler and I make the best grilled cheese sandwiches around. Yep, that should cover it.
What else do you need to know? I'm a surprisingly excellent thumb wrestler and I make the best grilled cheese sandwiches around. Yep, that should cover it.
cuspofnormal at gmail dot com
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- Ups and Downs
- Another apartment adventure
- OH MY GOSH!!!
- Keep those good vibes coming, ya'll
- Orange is the new sofa bed
- I saw the sign (and it opened up my eyes)
- Actress? Or Mythical Creature? You decide!
- Home sweet home
- Save me from myself
- Bizarre fears. I has them.
- Hate working out? Eat a cookie!
- Optical Illusion
- It's ok to laugh on Mondays
- Let's do this
- Would sell my soul for Sudafed
- Where did it go?
- Behold the Sedaris Sun Chip
- *Slip 'n Bleed
- David Sedaris Loves SunChips
- *Poof*
- It's the little things
- 100 Things
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3 comments:
haha--awesome.
sa-weet...what a story that sun chip can tell.
PS thanks for including me in your blog run!
Was this at Jospeh-Beth? I wanted to go so bad, but I was having car issues.
I saw him a few years ago and he gave me a little bag of chocolates from this company that uses monkeys to help handicapped people. Monkey Crunches. It's so awesome that I still have it!
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