About Megan
"Hidey Ho, Neighbor!" ...said the creepy girl on the Internet.
My name is Megan.
I live in Northern Virginia. Uncomfortably situated between southern Virginia and Washington D.C., I can neither ride a horse nor hail a cab. Though thanks to a few summers spent living in North Africa, I’m not bad on a camel.
Growing up I had many dreams, including becoming a jewel thief, adopting 11 children and morphing into Dolly Parton.
I still have plans to accomplish one of those.
I stalk woodland creatures, accidentally expose myself at weddings and was hilariously mocked in high school.
Welcome to my world.
It’s a little awkward, but I hope you’ll feel at home.
Love,
Megan
What People are Saying About Best of Fates:
“I think it’s safe to say that you don’t need to put “awkward” in your titles anymore. It’s always implied.”
~Jessica, Alone… With Cats
“…sort of “Sex and the City,”…without sex… or the city!”
~Joanne, @CameSawShopped
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I keeping meaning to spend some time looking at your blog. I LOVE the photos and I, too, was a theater geek many moons ago!
Just found your blog- I love your writing style! I’ll be back.
Hi there. I’m glad I found you on MC today. You seem like the most fun out of everyone she’s featured so far. I immediately liked your picture because you are outside, and I love outside.
Okay, I’ve been poking around your blog and I think I have an Internet crush on you. Awesome, funny, eclectic site–I love it!
Nichole
Twitter: CholeJB
I was doing the one-way-catch-up thing by reading your blog. Oh how I miss you. The cooking section is especially….you. The posts made me laugh and get frustrated just thinking about the whole process all at the same time. Oh Meg-on. Cheers!
Love this blog! Just found you. Can’t wait to read more.
I like foie gras!
hey cuz i think your blog is cool even though you showed it to me like yesterday at grandmas house but watever u should post about me
post about me
Just found your blog from Our Front Door…love it! Don’t know what took me so long to make it over here, but now that I’m here, I’m staying.
I also have a groundhog. His name is Big Daddy…it was My Little Friend until….he showed up this spring with….TWINS! AAAANNNDDDD like your Gerald, he is a boy, I am sure of it, I can feel it in my bones.
I really enjoyed wandering through your blog! I’m glad you commented on mine because I’ll be coming back and stalking regularly now.
Hey! What a great blog! I really like your pictures.
Great blog – Love your humor and pics! Thanks for stopping by, I personally enjoyed the candy comment.
Took a quick look at your little corner of the internet and it’s cute, really cute
I see we share books interest but not so much theatre, I mean I love it but it’s too expensive here in Spain.
Thanks for your comment
PS: People who can laugh at themself and are not afraid to share their most embarassing moments are the greatest ones.
bye
thanks for visiting my blog! you are hilarious!
you are HILARIOUS – love your style – will be stalking (in a nice way:)
Thanks for visiting my blog – I feel honored that I caught the attention of someone as talented as you!!!
Funny girl!!
I literally have been on your page for 5 minutes and I haven’t stopped laughing yet! You’re great!
Aw, shucks, thanks.
You’re making me blush.
And I don’t know how to make that emoticon, so I can’t even express it.
Frick.
Thanks for stopping by my corner of the web! I’m enjoying reading your blog – you have a great style and wit.
Thanks! I thought “Ghosts of Turkeys Past” was brilliant!
Thank you!
Stopped by from “Our Front Door” to here more about the jail story…..do tell!! My husband is a deputy so it would be fun to hear it from the other side!
I don’t celebrate Christmas, but I can see from your photos and your sense of humor that you must be fun to follow!
Thanks for visiting my blog…And now I know why you liked my comment about teachers! What kind of teacher is Robby?
He’s a music teacher, which is great as that’s his passion! And have no fear – celebrating Christmas isn’t required for enjoyment of pink, sequined hats.
Though it’s possible that does require having a really, really bad fashion sense.
Thanks for visiting my little corner of the web! Love your fun and quirky blog–you’re too cute!
I don’t care how good of a blogger you are, never give up on your dreams of becoming a jewel thief.
Just found your blog because you found my blog. The internets is almost cool like that, sometimes. Looking forward to seeing you blog better me.
Ditto lance’s comment. And I’m nosing around and giggling. My daughter (13) ordered expensive crab cakes at dinner. She refused to eat them. “Why, Sami?” I asked. “Because they’re AWKWARD,” she said. I’ll have to show her your blog.
So… I was wandering around on your blog as I often do and I just wanted to check in and see how that whole “morphing into Dolly Parton” thing was going. Thought I’d see if there’d been any advancements.
I suppose I could have tweeted this to you but I assumed you’d like a blog comment better.
This is by far the best “about” section I’ve ever read! Look forward to reading more! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Thanks for stopping by Days of Living Aimlessly. I appreciate the read and the comment. I like the way you write. It’s engaging and breezy and conversational in a good way. I have to say ‘in a good way’ because normally I’m not that fond of conversations. They often seem to be the launch pad for misunderstanding. Prolly just me. Anyway, I wanted to say that I have always been partial to camels. I think they are beautiful. I never met one. I hear they’re disagreeable. I like that about them too, if it’s true.
None of the camels I’ve met have been disagreeable but I assume that’s because I have a way with them – I’m a camel whisperer, is what I’m saying.
I wonder why the word “Meow” is the same in every language?
I’m glad to have discovered your blog. You write beautifully and I hope you visit my blog too. Thanks. See you soon!
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