Comments on: BlogHERs Worrying About What to Wear

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Wed, 15 Oct 2008 03:14:54 +0000

[...] my normal gregarious self. I’ve been ribbed about not having a picture up on Twitter, and for trying to pass myself off as Catherine Zeta Jones here on [...]

By: Anna

Anna — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 04:38:56 +0000

Really witty post, Catherine.

Thanks, darling Anna!

By: Jayma19

Jayma19 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:31:51 +0000

This is one of the most fun posts I have read. Thank you
Yep – I like my semi-anonymity as well.
For what matters, a few weeks ago someone left on comment on my blog wanting to know who is Jayma19?
I responded to the man’s request in a private email.
I think it was totally unnecessary for me to respond. It really was his crap.
Of course what I write about is about me and IT IS NOT.
Please read blogs because they find something they related to their own life and themselves.

Thanks, Jayma! Great to have you stop by OrganicMania again! Every one seems to have a different view of how to present themselves on the net. I’ve already been much more public than I ever expected to be….– Lynn

By: nadine sellers

nadine sellers — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:36:24 +0000

Frankly my dear, Catherine is wearing pink polyester, wears toxic makeup and can’t summon a full smile from her innards…
you are not Zeta-Jones, you are Lynn-the femme reelle.
you are you and wise to remain so, i command you for the wisdom to retain the mystery.
the feminine mystique is indeed important, but the partial anonymity of the net is a crucial element of mind sharing, aside from social perceptions and visual complications.
to the mother, the woman and blogger that you are, grow your image and self perception in the opaque light until you may venture into the glorious strength of full discovery..love thyself as you would the real moi.

Ah, Nadine, thanks for this beautiful response. “La femme reelle’ — I haven’t heard that in a long time. 20 years ago in Paris, they told me I was “cultivee” and “formidable.” — Lynn