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Friday, ~~August 31~~ April 153, 2007 / 4:55pm

I Barely Remember How To Do This

Happy [fourth annual] Sweet Goodness Day! It's time to celebrate all that is sweet, all that is good, and all that is sweet and good in the world around you... and to encourage others to do the same! How is it going? How have things been? In semi-related unrelated news, perhaps I should issue a policy on how to acknowledge a certain other thing. (Maybe I will call it the D. Gibson Policy.) If you have no idea what I'm taking about, maybe you can figure it out. Anyways, I make no promises. But I suppose I've saved up a lot of things that I haven't discussed... after all, I know what I did last summer. In the mean time, some unfinished business:

As mandated by Heather H:

Pay It Forward: I will send a handmade gift to the first 3 people who leave a comment here on my blog. I don't know what that gift will be yet, but you will receive it within 365 days. The only thing you have to do in return is "pay it forward" by making a similar agreement on your blog.

In the official version of news@sweetgoodness, I make no official provisions for instant commenting. Therefore, as modified terms and conditions, interested parties should make their request by email with relevant information. I have tons of email addresses, so unless your email address is weird-looking, or you talk about sending me a cashiers check for over the amount and ask me to refund you the difference, or you have special drugs as a focus of your email, or you choose poorly when picking an email address for me, you win, provided supplies have not run out. I reserve the right to increase the supply, so, well, you never know. So there.

Right, and once again, Happy Sweet Goodness Day!