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Last week, I saw Julie and Julia and I felt all this comradery with Julie Powell as she whined about her blog. She was pouring her heart into this project, without any clue whether or not people were even reading it. She finally gets a comment... and it's from her mom. She and I are one in the same.

Except that I am not setting out on this amazing challenge to achieve any sort of goal. I'm just writing about nothing (but not like the Seinfeld kind of nothing), hoping that I can get some sort of audience. Granted, this summer has been pretty lackluster, and I haven't really been giving any readers much to look forward to, but it's always nice to be appreciated.

I clearly don't expect to become the next Julie Powell (Perez Hilton) and become a huge interlebrity, with movies and books and stuff, but a little fame would be pretty sweet. I want to become a more popular google search than Sandy Finkelstein the SARS doctor. And way more popular than Sandy Finkelstein the bowling alley manager.

Thank you and goodnight!

Hi, I'm the Worst Blogger Ever

If you didn't get this from the title, I am now officially the worst blogger ever. I have written two blog posts since the summer started, and witnessed so many things worth writing about. This time, I want to write about this cute little camp job I just did.

Camp Ramah in the Poconos FINALLY started a special needs camp, called the Tikvah Family Camp. A bunch of Jewish families with children with special needs came to my lovely camp and had a few rockin' days of Jews and games and swimming. I had never worked with special needs kids before and it was really cool. Also, the 7 year-old sisters of some of the kids with autism were OBSESSED with me, which is always nice.

Truthfully, it was just good to be back at camp again. With my Raelis and my clique (new clique, not the one from when I was a camper). Alright, the best friend just ordered me some Thai food, so I'm gonna head out. If you read this PLEASE force me to write another post soon, so that I don't have any more dry spells. Love you!