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Melanie
2006-07-28 13:52:03
I've got some time this weekend...I'll page back through the archives.
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Jess
2006-07-28 14:17:23
The entry that resonated with me the most is the one where (forgive me if I don't remember exactly... it's been a while) you stopped drinking, and when you wanted a drink, you pulled out a picture that you have of you as a little girl. And you didn't want to disappoint her. Oh god. Here I go. I'm all vaklempt!
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Lexi
2006-07-28 14:53:15
The first thing that comes to mind is The Slumber Party. The next hundred things that come to mind are equally brilliant, but I'll have to take a scan backwards in the 'chives.
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Andrea
2006-07-28 21:09:50
The very first thing of yours I read was a rant about different types of bus riders. Back in '99, I think, I did a search on 'pretty in pink' (I am and always will be devoted to Molly Ringwald) and came across your pre-dland page. There are other entries I love, but that one was brilliant.
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myra
2006-07-30 01:44:37
Hello there. I'm a newish reader, but I would like to pipe up and report that your entry about revisiting the house in Hingham really moved me. You know, the one where you scavenge a carpet piece? That one.
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Honey
2006-07-30 04:29:09
Okay, went WAY back and started cataloging. I will probably do more later, but I gotta go tape Bloodfist off cable for my kid brother. But here's a start:
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/991029.html
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/001102.html
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/991029.html
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/991206.html
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/000119.html
http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/000301.html
Oh, and want to enter a contest?
http://primavera.livejournal.com/959053.html
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A Green
2006-07-30 13:40:44
I got a kick out of an entry a long while back where you referenced 'Talking With...' and how so many women use it for auditioning. I realized that you 'knew' theatre&I appreciated that.
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miss mari
2006-08-01 15:56:08
Here's a recent one: the one where you bought ginormous pannies at the Filene's. People stare at me lauging when I read that one.
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miss mari...again
2006-08-03 14:00:25
the time you ran out of your favorite Listerene and had to use original Piss Flavored Listerene is fabulous. It absolutely constitutes making a t-shirt about the whole experience.
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Lexi again
2006-08-03 14:01:35
Okay, I went back and read the ones Honey identified. This one: http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/000118.html is perfect and you should expand it and send it to Bust. They'll create a "Stress Issue" around it!
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djarumgurl
2006-08-06 19:28:42
I really became hooked when you started writing about the quitting drinking thing....and any of your rants on things pop culture...are always funny...
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buzzgirl
2006-08-06 20:58:31
I will spend some time thinking about this over the next couple of days and get back to you. This is very exciting!
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buzzgirl
2006-08-12 14:24:10
As your sitemeter may indicate, I've been on your site for quite a while today, Missy.
What I've found are themes, rather than specific entries that speak to me. Clay Aiken, your recovery, Family Circus, Gene Wilder.
I do agree with the reader who mentioned the entry where you cut some of the carpet from your old room. That was really touching, methinks.
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Toddlington
2006-09-27 09:49:36
One of the first things I read on your DL, and one of the (albeit many) things that has beholdenated me to you for life, was the Ballad of the Lonely Raisin. http://lisamcc.diaryland.com/000118.html
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