Did I get called to "Come on down!"
Um. No.
BUT, I did sit in the front row and got lots of face time with the camera.
Which means on December 8th, you can watch The Price is Right and see me blowing kisses at the camera. I'm the one that looks like a green grape.
It was a long day of waiting and tweeting and reading, but so worth it to sit in the front row and see the iconic sets while Drew chatted up the audience. What a great way to spend my birthday...
And now it's on to the business of being 36. I don't know about you guys, but I think it's going to be an awesome year. Lots of fun things on the horizon. Lots of opportunities. And I officially have 11 months left of my negative cycle.
Negative meaning learning period.
Just in case, though, I bought myself a little birthday present while I was in LA.
It's supposed to ward off negative energy and bring good luck.
I'm such a hippie.
12 comments:
I love your necklace! And the fact that you went to TPIR - I've always wanted to go!
Oh, how totally cool!!
You bought a Hamsa! Good for you - it symbolizes the hand of God watching over you. Happy 36!
Glad you had fun and I love the necklace!
Oh, yay - I can leave comments on your blog again! I normally let your posts sit in my email box because I want to comment, then remember that I can't (because it used to be blocked at work), and then read them all over lunch but pout because I couldn't say "hi."
Anyway - I love that Hamsa pendant (I've considered building one into a tattoo), and happy birthday! Though, I'm totally bummed that you didn't get called up there.
I truly love that necklace, it's the perfect tailsmen for your "NEW DAY" ...and you look so happy. That makes me happy.
I know 36 is going to be AWESOME for you. xo
It was so much fun. If you get a chance, you need to go.
It was! I wish I could say it was my idea, but it was my sister's. She's super hip.
I hope it works! I love that it is used in so many cultures and religions.
Thanks! I think it makes me look a teeny bit more like a hippie.
I have the exact. same. problem with your posts!
I read them every single day and I can never comment. Stupid IT blocks.
I was actually thinking the Hamsa would make a fabulous tatt. I have a claddagh already. I might just go totally multi cultural and Hamsa it up. Wait. Did I just use that as a verb. #bad
I know it is too. :)
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