I’m back, almost
by Carmen Van Kerckhove
I’m back from vacay and am slowly catching up with emails, etc. Please bear with me as I ramp up to my usual speed.
I have a new episode of Addicted to Race almost ready to go (couple days late, sorry Jenn), but it probably won’t be out till tomorrow morning more like Thursday morning at this point. I’ve been experiencing annoying server problems.
No new post for today, but if you’re looking for something to read, definitely check out Rachel’s The I’m So Hot I’m on Fire List of The Most Fashionable Racial Trends of 2006 post – it’s great stuff!
Happy new year everyone!
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