Archives For November 30, 1999

Hide Pug

This is the first in a series of installments where I broadcast the crazier status posts that appear on my wall from the collective dynamic known as my Facebook friends and family.

Let’s get at it.

The mom who’s not too impressed with the local playground:

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Needless to say, we’ve had a lot of rain recently. If you didn’t already notice the hashtag she included, you better look again.

 

My dad who still doesn’t quite understand that I’m not looking at the same wall that he is just because we both have Facebook.

 

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This is how I imagine his thought process working as I try to explain to him why I haven’t seen that one video on Facebook yet.

FB walls are hard

 

The constant reminder that I live in Nebraska.

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Oddly enough, this is from a guy I graduated high school with who now lives in California.

 

The constant reminder that we’re not the only state who takes their college football seriously.

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Another high school friend, but she bleeds black and gold…and is set on making sure her kid does too.

 

The mom who doesn’t give a crap about what other moms think of her.

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Because she needs a drink. And she needs it now.

 

The friend who thinks I desperately want to know this.

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I’m going to go out on a limb and guess my hippie name is still Heidi.

 

The person who assumes everyone is going to read more than just the headline.

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I kinda feel like she should know more than that.

 

I freaking love Jimmy Fallon’s Hashtags segments on The Tonight Show. I only hope that Hide Your Face(book) becomes a worldwide trending topic in the coming weeks. If I’m being realistic, I hope this post generates double digit likes.

Written by Heidi Woodard

 

All good things must come to an end.

Today I had to say goodbye to my friend and co-blogger Melissa as she announced her departure from professional blogging.

We’ve been writing for momaha.com for four years and have been guest appearing on the Pat&JT Show on Q98.5 FM together for three years.

I credit her with helping me progress both personally and professionally for nearly a decade. A coworker turned confidant. A friend who reminds me of my strengths when I lose sight of my own potential.

I have no doubt our friendship will forge on. But, change stings a little. Such is life.

Hear our final radio thoughts together below. There are two segments and the second one, in particular, makes me happy and sad at the same time.

https://soundcloud.com/blahblahblogger/momaha-good-bye-1?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=twitter

https://soundcloud.com/blahblahblogger/momaha-good-bye-2?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=wtshare&utm_medium=Twitter&utm_content=https://soundcloud.com/blahblahblogger/momaha-good-bye-2

Written by Heidi Woodard

My friend, Melissa, and I talk every Thursday on the Pat&JT Show. This is, hands-down, one of my favorite segments.

Melissa talks about how she re-gifts Victoria Secret underwear from her mother-in-law to me every year. I do a lot of gutteral belly laughing. Enjoy.

Written by Heidi Woodard