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“Oh won’t you be my [friend]?”

Is it lame, that when I save comments that I reply to, thus starting an email conversation with said commenter, that I tag the email as “friends” – can I call you my friends, or is that overly presumtious of me?

Is it weird that I started to quote Mr. Rogers and then cringed and sputttered and changed the quote to save face, or at least my own sense of pride?

Is it okay that I’m pressing the publish button now and letting the world view this pathetic excuse for a post?

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Mom to 2 kids and 1 dog. Wife of 1 handsome engineer. I’m almost always found behind the camera, in front of the computer, lost in a good book or dragging my family on another new adventure.

5 responses to ““Oh won’t you be my [friend]?””

  1. Ronnica Avatar
    Ronnica

    I loved Mr. Rogers! Those puppets (actually, kinda weird), those shoes, the jacket…why did I like him? But I did!

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  2. Jennifer, Snapshot Avatar
    Jennifer, Snapshot

    I’ll be your friend.

    Check out the newest post at 5minutesforbooks.com.

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  3. Jen E Avatar
    Jen E

    Like worse than Barney and the Teletubbies combined.

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  4. Jen E Avatar
    Jen E

    We actually don’t watch Mr. Rogers at all – is he still on? I don’t know, he kinda sketches me out – am I the only one?

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  5. Patrice Avatar
    Patrice

    lol! This is funny. It’s not a pathetic excuse for a post… it’s substantial enough! And I think it’s okay to call us friends.. we are bloggy friends.. a different type of friends maybe, but still friends! And as for the Mr.Rogers quote… well what can I say I think he was pretty brilliant so why wouldn’t you quote him! And you have a little kid, so you have an excuse for watching Mr. Rogers.

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