i got this idea from mindi who got it from amy's blog and i decided to blindly copy like a little sheep.
this is how you play...
1. as a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and i had together. it doesn't matter if you are my bff in real life or you just drop by occasionally for that healthy dose of vapidity and poor punctuation you so desperately crave. even if you just stalk my blog, leave a comment about a memory you have reading it.
2. next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. it's actually pretty funny to see the responses. if you leave a memory about me, i'll assume you're playing along. i will then be sure to go to your blog and share a memory about you. and don't worry - i'll make sure it's the greatest story ever told. i might even lie a little if it makes you sound better. if you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, i'll leave my memory of you in my comments but then i might not lie as much because seriously people, this is serious stuff. also, you should have a blog. it's 2008. if you're not blogging you're missing out on one of the biggest joys in life!
3. play nice. remember, blogging is all about the love. so...i would really rather see something like this:
Myspace Compliment Comments
than something like this:
Insult Graphic Comments
xoxo
hollylynn
6 comments:
oh, my little hollylyn--how can a little tiny 14 year old (okay, i know you're older than that-SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD ;) be my homegirl? joellen told me to check out your blog but then of course gave me the wrong address right off the bat (silly girl but i wuv her) and i knew we were meant to be when i read about heidi and spencer and your open letter to david cook about being a little embarressed to like his new song. you really are as smart and funny and witty as jody said (i thought she might be lying for family sake)
can't wait to meet you in august!!!!! you kick some major a
Remember that one time that I substituted for your regular hometeacher and it was the best home teaching visit I've ever had? I still laugh when I think about that story you told about your boss and the electrical fire. Seriously, the way you presented that story was gold!
My Dearest Holly,
My first memory of you was the first day that I moved in. You came in my room to talk to me and we had some girl-talk for a while. Then you invited me to go to see "No Reservations" and I said, "Really? I'm invited?" and you said, "Of course!" and I was really really glad that you were not weird. I can't wait to see you tomorrow!!!
XOXO,
Kathleen!
Holly-
today is the first day I met you and I must say anyone who has a Carrie Bradshaw quote about accessorizing is my kind of gal... I 'll stop back by soon!
Okay here's one:
Back in BYU-Idaho's Relief Society, Sister Bednar said jean skirts were bad because it was just like sewing jean pants together. I was thinking that was the most retarded thing I had ever heard. The class opened for discussion and you said if that was true, then a purple skirt was just purple pants sewn together (huge smile). Debate over, Holly wins! You were truly the coolest Relief Society President ever.
Ooooh Holly. I have a lot of memories of you. I don't even know which one to put on here. We went to the mall all the time. THat was fun. We also went to Target all the time. That was fun. We also sat on the couch and talked a lot. That was fun. But still my favorite quote from you is.." Did you see that guy? He eats chick food!"
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