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| Blog Name: | So about what I said... |
| Url: | http://melissabxoxo.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | love, relationships, dating |
| Description: | I'm a journalist, aspiring magazine writer, columnist, obsessive blogger and compulsive oversharer when it comes to love...people, dates, events, color of shirt worn in 1996 that brought out his eyes; nothing is too shameful. This is my story - the story of an average woman trying to navigaate the world of modern love with a not-so-average physical disability. Oh, and if I fall in love with you or you break my heart, you'll find yourself in these pages. Sorry, boys! |
| Popularity: | 64 Followers |
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SUNDAY Column: Learning From Women In Fiction.
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series examining feminists in the wonderful world of fiction.Last week, we explored some enchanting costume ideas based on the strong women in fiction. Let’s continue that trend this week, minus the costume ideas – although, if you did decide to use one of my costume ideas on Halloween, I’d love to see a photo of you cracking your best independent-woman smile. Thanks in large part to my mother, I loved to immerse myself in the world of books as a child. I’d read everything from The Babysitter’s Club (I’v
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series examining feminists in the wonderful world of fiction.Last week, we explored some enchanting costume ideas based on the strong women in fiction. Let’s continue that trend this week, minus the costume ideas – although, if you did decide to use one of my costume ideas on Halloween, I’d love to see a photo of you cracking your best independent-woman smile. Thanks in large part to my mother, I loved to immerse myself in the world of books as a child. I’d read everything from The Babysitter’s Club (I’v
Have A Happy Weekend.
Hello, friends, how was your week? I'm still recovering from the shock that it is November already! I hope you all enjoy the weekend. I've had a somewhat stressful week, so am looking forward to some time to decompress. **Be sure to check back Monday for a splendid surprise - a week-long surprise,
Hello, friends, how was your week? I'm still recovering from the shock that it is November already! I hope you all enjoy the weekend. I've had a somewhat stressful week, so am looking forward to some time to decompress. **Be sure to check back Monday for a splendid surprise - a week-long surprise,
You Probably Think This Song Is About You: Part V.
Well, friends, it's hard to believe this is the last day of our Lyrical Gangster series. As always, I'd really love your feedback. Songwriters out there: What advice do you
Well, friends, it's hard to believe this is the last day of our Lyrical Gangster series. As always, I'd really love your feedback. Songwriters out there: What advice do you
Freaky (Funny!) Friday.
Previously on The Melissa Diaries: My Summer in the South was quickly drawing to a close. It looked like I was destined to come home with nary a tale to tell of walks on the boardwalk under the moon with a Southern gentleman. And to top it all off, I had the sinking feeling this would be the summer of my Big Downfall...
Previously on The Melissa Diaries: My Summer in the South was quickly drawing to a close. It looked like I was destined to come home with nary a tale to tell of walks on the boardwalk under the moon with a Southern gentleman. And to top it all off, I had the sinking feeling this would be the summer of my Big Downfall...
Letters To My Future Husband: Letter #54
Dear Mr. Melissa Blake:Our wedding day is the day I've mentally marked on my invisible calendar - you know, the sort of calendar you carry around in your head, knowing you'll never forget the dates on it.Does that make any sort of sense? Remember a few letters ago when I almost said
Dear Mr. Melissa Blake:Our wedding day is the day I've mentally marked on my invisible calendar - you know, the sort of calendar you carry around in your head, knowing you'll never forget the dates on it.Does that make any sort of sense? Remember a few letters ago when I almost said
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