Yup, you read that right. I went to pole dancing class. It was my friend Emily’s bachelorette party and this was what was planned: class followed by drinks and good food at a local bistro. Of course, I couldn’t let the night go by without buying her a huge tiara, magic wand, and boa to wear all night. And the ladies all sported matching tiaras too!
I’m pretty sure everyone had a good time. I certainly did. Especially escorting a certain happily-silly bride-to-be home!
True Story:
Baby Girl was sitting on Andrew’s lap, and decided she had enough.
To get down and go play, she grabbed what was most convenient in order to hoist herself off:
his ‘family jewels’
She has no guile.
“LPs are like shoes to you.”
Through a recent comment, I had a great conversation with a reader named Dawn about some issues she brought up in her post, and issues I brought up in my first post. We were discussing the issue of privacy and our choices regarding that. Namely, posting our child’s pictures on the net and sharing intimate details of our lives. I don’t post full face shots of my girl. It’s my choice to maintain a level of her privacy. *Please don’t assume that this in any way takes away or belittles your choice to post your child’s pictures*
Dawn also brought up the issue of whether you can have a real connection if you don’t share everything. I responded with this:
“I try to be as open
as I feel comfortable – which isn’t everything – while guarding her
privacy. Also, you can still make connections. I don’t tell the friend
I have coffee with everything about my life, but that doesn’t mean the
connection is any less genuine. I don’t tell co-workers everything and
again, they are real connections. So no, I don’t think you have to
share everything to have a connection as long as you’re genuine in what
you do share.“
I just wanted to bring you in on this conversation and say that while you may not know the intimate details of my life, what I do say to you and what I do share is 100% me and sincere.
That’s the best I can offer. Hopefully, that’s enough.
I got a question about how I make my vlog. Here’s my process, if you can call it that.
Summary:
1. Record everything – I record my train of thought as it occurs.
2. I import to a program.
3. Then cut to make it flow like it does in my brain.
Not much of a process, but that’s what I do.
Questions? Have something you want to see on the next Coffee Talk? Leave a comment, tweet, FB, or email me. *Disclaimer: I do have makeup on in this one ’cause Andrew and I took a few pictures just before, but then I got promptly back into my PJs!*
Now onto the things I’m thinking: What if we armed whales? How cool would that be?
p.s. Another Coffee Talk vlog coming at you tomorrow!






































