@al215 Thanks for the heads-up. I’ll see what’s goofy. Happy holidays!

@al215 I actually sent out cards to readers this year. I’ll post about it soon. One of my better cards. Thanks for reading! Make sure to click “like” above for the Facebook page so that you’ll get notified of upcoming posts.

But I’m sorry you feel bad that each one of those people didn’t send a card back. I’ve had years where I send out more cards than I recieve, ones where I recieve more, and one’s where it’s closr to equal. Perhaps in general the holidays are just a time of let-down, and stress (thus the reason I googled and came up with your blog here).

And by the way I’ve actually done the voo-doo, And have a cauldron. It’s a pot I bought at the store :o) . And also You look a lot like my older son. No it won’t let me comment as guest, I have to create an account.

@Your Mother@Jennifeckingfer Just so that everyone knows, my commenting system rolled out a “guest commenting” feature, so that if you would prefer to do so anonymously, you can! (let me know if it isn’t working) Also, you can change your username (I think) any time you want.

@Jennifeckingfer  I’m sorry that you were upset to the point of tears by my comment.  I hope it makes you feel better that I 100% do not know you personally, professionally, or in any other manner apart from our interaction on this blog.  Thank you for also proving my point.  The information you put out on the internet via your comments, your blog, and your Facebook page was all I had to formulate my opinion.  Clearly it was on point enough to hit home with you, else you would not have been so upset.  I hope it also gives you a moment’s pause to consider the effect of that information on yourself and those around you.
 
In reference to your comment that “This place is not reality.  It’s supposed to be fun.” allow me serve you up a steaming hot dose of reality – this is a publicly accessible blog, where, ironically, the blogger himself talks about his experiences and his day to day life.  This forum is reality and not a personal fantasy world between you and the blogger that no one else has access to.  What you put out there, you are leaving out for the review and judgment of others.  I can’t speak to whether or not the blogger has a “problem” with the content of your humor, but I have a feeling that your husband would.  That’s not to say that many of your comments aren’t funny, because most of them are, but trying to get attention through sexual innuendo toward a total stranger is an indication of a much larger problem.  And writing a whole passage on your possessive, homicidal jealousy (in jest or not) is just legally imbecilic.  Telling the world that you have a vagina and you are not afraid to get drunk and use it with a stranger, while your husband is away, is probably not the message you intended with your “humor.”
 
As for my identity being a secret, it’s nothing of the sort – it’s called discretion.  Think about it.
 
 

@Jennifeckingfer@Your Mother Yes, let’s have fun. Or let’s keep fighting. Either way, I’m cool with it. 🙂

@Your Mother I wish that I, like you, had kept my identity a secret. But instead I trusted that my humor (!) would be seen as such, and taken with a good chuckle, especially since the blog owner himself seems to have no problem with it, and uses “inappropriate” humor quite a lot.

I daresay that having a couple of glasses of wine while decorating the Christmas tree was a lot less shocking to my children (who do not happen to peruse the internet and read my blog comments) than finding me sobbing in front of my computer when they awoke this morning. You are clearly someone who knows me, which makes this whole thing baffling and cruel. The truth – and yes, there is some truth here. I would be dishonest to deny it – is not best delivered in this sort of forum, but in a loving, personal manner. This place is not reality. It’s supposed to be fun.

@helen_g You’re the problem! All of my rage and anger will now be directed at you. Congrats!