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High Five for Friday

Aren't you glad it is Friday? I am! So this week went fast, and I know next week will be the slowest week ever! It just is after two 4 day weeks. I'm linking up with Lauren as usual! Here is what I loved about this week!

 1. First of all, it was a 4 day week, and that is always a good thing.

 2. I've done some updates to my blog! You may notice the new "You may also like" section, and you can now follow my blog on Bloglovin'!

 3. Since my other soap operas have went off air, I have been watching a lot of General Hospital. I really like it, and Ryan Carnes, the actor who plays Lucas tweeted me. Turns out, he went to Duke and was in the band. He just became my new favorite person! (I'm sorry that graphic is SO LARGE!)
Time out. went to Duke and was in the band?! He just became my new favorite person! How did I miss this?
9:44 PM - 3 Sep 2014
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  1. 4. My usual weekly reminder to watch #FarmKings this week. 
  2. 5. I'm glad that College Football has started, I much prefer that over the NFL. 


So that is what I am loving this week. What did you love? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know!!

P.S. That graphic definitely messed with the formatting of this post. I'm sorry about that!!
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