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And the winner is...

Rod!

For those of you who haven't picked up on this, Rod is the sweetest, most big-brotherly, generous chap.

He sends me presents. Rod works at a used-book store for the Multnomah County library - and sends me and my family the greatest books from time to time. Isn't that just sweet?

It only seems fitting that I choose him and return the good vibes.

And plus, I love that I can totally envision him sitting there at his computer on Wednesday mornings, just waiting for the 'getting to know you' post.

I was really tempted to choose my Dad (the golden graham-liking anonymous poster) and sweet Missy caught my eye this week, as well as Debbie and Andi. But I can only choose one. So this week, it's Rod.

I know some of you are wondering, 'So if I send you presents in the mail does it increase my odds of being chosen on 'Getting to Know You Wednesday?'

Hmmm. You may be onto something.

Although, to be fair, there are plenty of times when I've chosen completely randomly.

And last time, Asia chose Paulette because he really liked her do-over.

So it doesn't have everything to do with sending me presents.
But it can't hurt.
Tee-hee!

Email me your address, Roddy, and I'll get your CD right out to you!

Comments

  1. Kelly7:28 AM

    Whoa! I haven't dropped by in a couple days, and you've been busy! Are you out of your funk?
    I sure miss you, friend.

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  2. Mindy Buller8:58 AM

    So, I don't even get considered? Don't you know you could save postage AND a trip to the post office with me? I'd even come pick it up. :-) Was it because I compared you to Ree?

    Love ya! :-)

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  3. Andi6:22 AM

    You are too funny! I thought I was the only Tee-hee-er left in the world!

    Love me some used books too - great job Rod! Thought of opening a store in our small hometown. Just not sure where to start. :)

    Happy day!

    Tomorrow dd turns 13, trying not to go into a deep depression!

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