Halloween Giveaway - A Haunted History of Invisible Women
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In the past, I've normally done a giveaway for my birthday or to celebrate
the anniversary of Scandalous Women, but this year I decided to do
somethin...
2 years ago
16 comments:
Mmmmm! That was some good chocolate.
Do these grapes in my hair make my butt look big?
Come on girls-a challenge-how about something esoteric/philosophical-raise the bar a tad. The winner gets a prize!
Hmmm. Innerestin' caption, there, M.M.
It's beyond me how you got such a specific reading. But that's why you're the intuitive one around here.
That I am!
and
Enigmatic!
just sayin
Ha! So you choose to play along with my playing along, eh? (That's a question, not a caption. Just bein' clear. Don't have an enigmatic cell in my whole body)
Dang girl, YOU GAVE ME NO CHOICE!
just sayin
Now bring on some more!
Do you dare?
Well, I 'spose I could ask whether one's choices are doled out by others, and if not, how could it be possible for anyone to give anyone else NO CHOICE. 'Spose I could just ask for clarification on that. But that choice is entirely up to me. OKAY. I've made my choice. I'm askin'.
Tarnation Margo Moon.
I just got home and am dang pukered out.
I think I'll think about it in the mornin.
After all... tomorrow is another day.
Was that a gauntlet of some sort? The 'tomorrow is another day' part? Because the whole 'tomorrow-ness' thing is such a broad, popularly accepted construct, and I was thinking you were being all esoteric.
Well, switching gears then, let me just say, today has arrived! Yay!
Clue: said when everything was in ruin.
A rhetorical gauntlet as the speaker is in a state of ennui!
The masses had a wide view of the picture.
Da da dadada
yes, yes
or
goo-goo
I still haven't answered that one. But who has?
Anyway, ennui's a big state.
Clue: STATE: Atlanta, Georgia
Thar ya go. And anybody comes along tryin' to say that's a city, you tell 'em they have to talk to me. (I'll think of something)
Clue:It's the BIG picture!
Some folks have written me-they want the answer.
Scarlet O'Hara in
GONE WITH THE WIND
The story took place in Atlanta, Georgia.
The famous last line was," I think I'll think about it in the mornin.
Tomorrow is another day."
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