1.31.2008

Archives

My friend Stacie tagged me with this fun idea.

The instructions are to go back through your blog archives and choose five of your favorite blog posts that you've written. Here's the catch:

Link 1 must be about family
Link 2 must be about friends
Link 3 must be about yourself...who you are, what you are about
Link 4 must be about something you love
Link 5 can be about anything you choose (I chose this post because I'm trying to will it into the reality that is my current life.)

I found several that I could have posted for all of these catagories. It was neat going back through everything. Sadly, the only thing missing is all the comments that were orignally posted to each entry. I still haven't been able to move them from our old blog site. But they'll be in the blog book that I'm getting made... Anyway, thanks for the tag, Stacie!

I tag anyone who wants to do the same (is that so lame of me to not tag specific people?). Just leave a comment that you're planning on doing it so we can be looking forward to it.

4 comments:

Stacie said...

Thanks for playing Jesse; that was great! You've been a busy blogger this week. By the way, did your friend Jessica ever live in the Elms in Provo? She looks familiar to me.

Joanne said...

How fun! I hadn't read some of those posts before, and I'm always looking for new reading material.

I agree about the Apple Jacks (link 3 post). I never buy sugar cereals, but Apple Jacks are just so good. Especially with soymilk!

Jesse said...

Stacie- YES, Jessica did live at the Elms--for a few years. I lived there with her during the time Cori and I were engaged. How fun!

Joanne- I wrote that post while I was prego with Grant. I lived for three months on whole wheat saltines and Apple Jacks. It was the only stuff I could keep down. Nowadays we don't have sugar cereals either.

Jessica G said...

Love it. I'm going to have to check out stacie and see if she looks familiar to me too:) So how are you getting this blog book made because I have been trying to figure out a good way to do the same thing. Please share your profound wisdom.