Peeved in a Gypsy Skirt

I may be hypersensitive, or it may be that my family is just nuts...

but they think I have a lot of pet peeves.

Tapping on desks, ugg boots, slurping, adults baby-talking to each other, leaving seconds on the microwave so it beeps incessantly, horribly chipped nail polish, when I park my car in China and someone decides to park RIGHT NEXT TO ME, when I'm on a treadmill and there are a bazillion others open and someone decides to run right next to me, too much PDA, guys wearing Axe,  etc etc.

The fam are the crazy ones huh ;) 

Don't get me wrong, if I meet you for the first time ever, and you are slurping the last of your oreo milkshake, I'm not gonna hold it against you for forever.

I promise!

You might just have to make it up to me later by purchasing me a large diet coke from mickey d's.

That's beside the point.

The newest addition to my pet peeve list is a comment left on my blog, such as the following:

"Hi! I'm a new follower of yours, we should follow each other."

My favoritest blog friend, Erin at Living In Yellow, said it best:

"Oh. 

And if you do leave a comment, I beg you for the life of me...enough of this

"I'm your newest follower...come follow me back" crap.

Chances are real high that if you say that, I will not click on your blog.

This may sound harsh, but it is true.

People hear me out.

It is not about the quantity of followers, it is the quality of followers.

If you want to attract a blogger to your blog-leave a comment that means something.

Something that will intrigue the blogger reading it and will make them WANT to come to your page and follow."

AMEN!

Jacket: American Eagle//T-shirt: Fossil//Skirt: Francescas//Necklace: gift//Flats: Forever 21

If you leave a genuine and sincere comment, I will smile while reading your comment, then most likely go track your blog down, stalk you for a while, leave you a comment, so we can then become friends :)

That sounds like how it should be, right?!

<3 Bri