867-5386....No, 867-5309!

Hey Kids! It's the weekend and that means...well, nothing.

I'm going to take a break from promoting Okay Thursday today to switch gears and boost a bit of love for Harris ( www.myspace.com/harris or www.harriscore.com ). These guys put on a great show yesterday and quite frankly I/we love them. I think that's all I really have to say about that.

Moving on, I've been doing a lot of work on the Take It From Us MySpace page. I've been sending out messages and adding lots of people, so to you (if any of you actually end up reading this) welcome and thanks and please don't leave us.

I wish I had something to share. Miranda's been in CT this weekend, so HOPEFULLY she'll have something to report on this week. I'm obviously running out of steam (which means that you guys should really start sending us myspace messages or emails to takeitfromus@gmail.com with stories/questions/knock knock jokes to save yourself from having to read stuff like this all the time).

Oh, I actually do have a story AND a tip.

So a week or so ago, I was out and a guy asked for my number. I gave it to him, but both of us had been drinking so I just punched it in his phone to make life easier. After having him say twice to me "you know, I've tried to call you and it just rings and rings", and me brushing it off saying "oh just try again, my phone must be acting up", we came to the realization recently that I actually hit two wrong buttons when entering my number into his phone. Shucks kids, was I a bit red in the face. All is set straight now, so don't you worry.

So, Tip #13:
If you actually want to give someone your actual number, make sure you do it right. Obviously if you're just giving out any old number so you can get someone off your back, by all means, do so. If you want someone to actually call you, double check or something because you may not get a second chance.

xoxo
Sophie