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Are you a good witch or a bad witch?

Follow-up to my previous post.
Reasons why this may not be a good blog name:

  1. It’s too long!

  2. It’s silly

  3. It doesn’t clearly describe what this blog is about


Hmm, so which is it? A bad name or a good one? You tell me.
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  1. SAugust 10, 2009 at 10:11 AM

    I like it! I like it for all the reasons you listed. I think it fits that you and baby are, essentially, creating this together. The name has to appeal to you, really, and no one else. I say keep it :0).

    Oh, and I love the blog in general. AND I love the anointing of "Average." Took me a while to get where it came from, but I likes it!

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  2. AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 11:44 AM

    Hi Rose,

    Welcome home! I like reading your blog! I put a link to it on mine. Great gardening post. I learned a very important lesson this year too. Chickens will destroy broccoli, cauliflower, pumpkins, and tomatoes if you let them. Good thing they're so cute, eh? I just got the book Gardening West of the Cascades and I'm loving it. Next year will be my year, I tell you.

    As for your blog name - it is good in that it is memorable, but it's quite long. What about just www.mommyandsweetpea.blogspot.com? Or, maybe that was already taken? Do you want to walk sometime this week? Maybe we could do Ridgeline again.

    -Abby

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