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  Justin 5:15 am on March 19, 2005 Permalink | Reply  

  A-Town meets H-Town 

  What up everybody I know that I have been out of touch but I can say that I have been really really really busy and it is pushing me to the edge, but I have kept my cool and I am ready for any challenges. Anyway to explain the title. My Uncle Eric just settled down and decided to get married to a lovely woman named Paula. She is great and they make a wonderful couple. Well you are probably asking what does that mean to Jdot. Well it means that I spent 4 1/2 days in Houston, Texas, hence the title of the post. Overall seems like a really nice place and I look forward to going back one day when there is more time to enjoy the surrounding. Anyway gotta go but i just wanted to say congrats to the Mr. and Mrs Eric Dawkins.

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  Justin 3:47 pm on March 2, 2005 Permalink | Reply  

  Congrats 

  I would just like to take this moment in time to congratulate my sister and welcome her to the world of Blogging.

  To (to acknowledge some things that we talked about before.)
  1. I told you it was easy!
  2. Yes, I like the name, “High Thread Count” sounds really interesting
  3. Now all you have to do is edit the code and customize it a little with some photos and stuff.

  and now my questions.
  1. Where did the name come from?
  2. Is it as easy as I said it was?

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    Astrid Vanderpool 9:48 pm on March 8, 2005 Permalink | Reply

    It was easy. You were right. Jon suggested the name, but he didn’t realize how much I was going to like it. I guess, High Thread Count = Good Stuff to me because I, like most of my other friends, have recently become obsessed with having high thread count sheets. The higher the thread count, the softer and more luxurious they are. And there was also the slight pun on “thread” since online forums call topics “threads,” right?