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I'm excited to report that one of my favorite bloggers, the wily and wondrous Carolyn from Team Boo posted my summer video! It's part of her creativity-enhancement-endeavor known as Project Boo, an idea I love.

If you want to check it out go here.

In other news, I was just back in Santa Cruz again last night and for the record, my hair only looks good by the ocean.

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Hoodoo Voodoo said…
wow heb! Im so proud! but also, I hate you because your hair looks good at the ocean...mine, on the other hand is a whirlwind wasps nest that gets mistaken by beach-goers as a coming tsunami....

i love the comments everyone has written about your video on teamboo! thats gotta make you feel prettty good! Sorry we couldnt go to Santa Cruz :( Next time, no matter what! I hear that boardwalk deal goes on every tuesday all summer long?!

Love you, Heather :)
July 15, 2009 at 8:05 PM
boots said…
HAHA i totally recognized you as soon as i followed youir comment on my pg! i was like , thats the girl from the project boo video with that beautiful smile! your video was super great and i am working on editing up one of my own, hopefully i will be sharing soon!
July 20, 2009 at 5:12 AM
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