Hey There! It's Kathleen! I've rebranded from "Fashion Paramedic" to "Mama Needs a Cosmo"!
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http://mamaneedsacosmo.com
and update your bookmarks.
PS: If you found me by googling 'Cookie Lee,' please note that all of my Cookie Lee posts live on the new blog under the page "Cookie Lee." (See the menu at the top of the home page) Enjoy!
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Hey Everyone!
Please don’t forget to update your feeds to my new blog: “Mama Needs a Cosmo.” (http://mamaneedsacosmo.com/)
I’ve been posting like crazy over at my new digs. Here’s what you might have missed:
Yet ANOTHER Cookie Lee Lawsuit!
A Different Kind of Recognition
So, hop on over for some good reading. This blog is getting old.
Fashion Paramedic @ March 15, 2009 under Blogging, The Big Move
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I’m posting this on both blogs with the hope that someone can help!
Over at my new “Mama Needs a Cosmo” blog, I wrote:
I am at my wits end here, trying to make my blog’s header clickable. Is there ANYONE out there that can help me? My header.php code is below. What am I doing wrong?
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Fashion Paramedic @ March 4, 2009 under Blogging
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Not the official FeedBurner logo.
Feedburner and Google really hate me right now. The two things I need to work the most (besides WordPress and my blog host) are the automatic redirect of my feeds and domain. Neither of which are happening. (This most likely wouldn’t have happened if George W. hadn’t used “The Google.” He probably broke that too.)
So, I must beg you, my dear and loyal readers, to please update your readers to reflect my new home:
There’s a new post over there about Benny. Cruise on over and read it, will ya?
Gotta run. I’ve still got to go through 400+ posts and make sure the links work, then correct categories and tags. Busy busy!
Fashion Paramedic @ March 3, 2009 under Uncategorized
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I was in the middle of a seamless blog and feedburner (and twitter) transition when Google decided to grind everything to a screetching halt.
I wanted it to be a super-cool surprise, but it didn’t work out that way. [Kicking can.]
Go visit me at my new digs. I’ll continue to work on the glitches as I get time to do so.
I am Fashion Paramedic no more! I’ve shed the name and it feeeels goooood!
Fashion Paramedic @ March 3, 2009 under Uncategorized
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Yesterday, I took Jake to get his monthly treat at Starbuck’s. As we drove past the entrance toward the drive-thru, I noticed a family that was all dressed up — perhaps on their way to have their pictures taken.
The family of five (parents, two boys, one girl) were dressed in “beyond” their Sunday best; the girls in beautiful flowery dresses and the men in suits, ties, and shined shoes. The oldest boy, about ten years old, was wearing wire-rimmed glasses.
As we drove past the family, I said to Jake, “Hey sweetie. Look at that family over there. Would you like to get all dressed up like that and get your picture taken?”
And he said, “Oh, YEAH! That would be cool! And then you could get me some glasses to wear like that boy has and people would say, ‘Hey, look at that smart kid!’”
Because apparently, glasses make you smart.
Fashion Paramedic @ March 1, 2009 under Conversations With Jake, Jake, childhood
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