*snif* I'm still sorry I missed it.

I can't believe it. Sometimes I look through the pictures from that day searching for you, because obviously of course you were there, you had to have been.

Ditto.

Same with you. You get the other partial made-it-happen-at-all credit, how could you possibly not have been there? It's unpossible!

Oy my goodness, it's the Zmayhemversary?!? Rock!

That was supposed to be "Oh" but I'll let it stand.

The hivemind = the zeitgeist: Lifehacker notes that Bodyglide is the thing to use to prevent blisters: [link]

Threadsucked, caught up, and chiming in on the BodyGlide recs. I used it more in MSP because 1) running marathons and 2) humidity making skin sticky, but it is a truly beautiful thing. I love the wicking fabrics, especially for sports bras. I also love that Champion makes an underwired sports bra that has a traditional back versus the racerbacks. I hate racerbacks - I hate that pressure between my shoulderblades. And now, with the tattoo? Really hate racerbacks.

Hmmm. Need new sportsbra, new socks, new shoes... Looks like I'll be shopping this weekend!

Same with you. You get the other partial made-it-happen-at-all credit, how could you possibly not have been there? It's unpossible!

I wish I still had some of the e-mails from the Period of Indecision, because each of you used almost exactly the same words to describe the other. And that's when I knew things would work out for you.

Happy Zmayhemversary!! That's a right nice baby girl you two have to show for your legally wedded bliss. Not to mention the awesome music CDs. I STILL listen to "Harmony Cathedral."

I cannot recommend any sports bra more than the DKNY ones--Plei has come over to this side. Honestly, it's standard form, underwire, and has me looking as good as my Wacoal non-sports bras. Okay, not cheap, but after wearing my first one a few times I threw out all my non-racerback sports bras (because I also wear krav tank tops, I need to keep racerbacks around too) and replaced them as finances allowed.

It's true that not only would JZ and I have not met without b.org, but Matilda would likely not exist without the assistance of Amych and Teppy.

Hec! OMG, in the shower before I remembered last night's dream, which I'm sure you'd classify as a nightmare.

I wanted my hair cut short. Really short. I wanted the back trimmed way up, and everything short all over ... and THE SNOTTY STYLIST WOULDN'T DO IT FOR ME. I argued and I think I pouted and I even threatened.

I hate that snotty imaginary stylist! But appreciate the effort your subconscious made.

I'm getting a haircut tonight!

Oooh! New stylist.

::crosses fingers::

Matilda would likely not exist without the assistance of Amych and Teppy.

Note to onlookers: Amych and I were not involved in the actual baby-making process.

...at least, *I* wasn't....

...at least, *I* wasn't....

They were on their own for that part.

Oooh! New stylist.

New - old stylist. My aunt who cut my hair from the time I was a little shaver until I moved to California. She's pretty good, if a bit old school. We'll see. She's cheap and available (kind of like me!) and I'll probably switch to my friend Stacie's salon which is younger and more hip. Her's is also an Aveda salon. Whoo, pretties!

Also, I tried out the L'oreal Bare Minerals mineral foundation and OMG LOVE! I'm sure it's not as good as the other stuff Jilli and Plei and Cass and seemingly everyone in here uses, but it's teh awesome for me. And again, cheap and available (like me!).