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Hi Everyone! I just wanted to share that I have some great posts coming up. I have a St. Patty's Day OOTD, some recipes to share with you all, CD reviews, movie reviews, hauls, and monthly Birchboxes! I'm really excited to share these posts with you all!

One aspect that I am really excited about is maybe starting my own March Madness Pool. I would do it through the blog, and on a "create your own pool site," (that I need to look into further!) It would happen weekly, and I would just go over the exciting games, my thoughts, and I would say who is in the lead and such. Here's where I need YOU though! I need you to comment and subscribe so I know who everyone will be playing against! I mean it's no fun to play against yourself.  ;) Don't forget to share this blog with your friends, so we can have a nice group of people to play against! If we can't make it happen this year, I'm determined to do it next year!

Start thinking of your bracket, and I will go into more details about this later. Conference tournaments are coming up, scout out your teams!

Don't forget, I need to hear from YOU to start this bracket pool!!

I also want to thank my readers for reading this blog. It is a work in progress, and I'm tweaking things everyday to make this a blog you want to read. Do you have any comments, suggestions, or anything you want me to blog about? Leave me a comment and let me know!

Stick around for tomorrow's post, I have delicious recipe for you! It's quick, simple, and something everyone will love!

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