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Yay! She's back, she's back, she's back!
But don't you want to bake a zillion cookies? Is terribly fun.
I do the same referring to blog thing and then get all vague about how I know someone Can't help it ... there are some darn interesting and worthwhile folks who live miles away but as close as the keyboard.
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12.21.04 - 12:04 am | #
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Ha! Pilgrim/Heretic and I were just having the exact same conversation about referring vaguely to "I have a friend who..." when relaying stories about blog people. I just do talk that way - she said, "and then they ask you where this friend works and what they teach and you can't answer!" (Thankfully no one has yet.) 
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12.21.04 - 8:47 am | #
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One of the ways I've been dealing with it is to say, "I've been reading online that..." But it's really dissatisfying to reduce my blogging friends to a random Internet discussion. Maybe "Someone I talk to on line"? and that would leave it open to whether it's a listserv, chatroom, etc.? But even that feels awful.
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12.21.04 - 12:18 pm | #
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I've totally been saying "I have a friend who..." all fall! At first I thought it was weird and was censoring myself in these comments, and then I thought, "What the hell! Fellow bloggers really are my friends, just in a different way that other folks are my friends." So now I do it with impunity...although no one has yet asked me how I know this friend, and I'm not entirely sure what I'd say, since I'm careful not to mention blogs at work.
I'm glad you had such a good trip! I too have started catching up on the basics of life now that grades are in. I often wonder how folks who work in a "normal" job that goes year-round handle these basics of life.
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12.22.04 - 1:25 pm | #
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