1) Anything written on that blog was pretty much false, if in doubt, don't believe it. Chris was just having a grand old time making things up and Amy did not get botox, or gamble, or ditch church or any of the other silly little things Chris dreamed up.
2) If you do gamble, get botox, watch rated-R movied, ditch church occasionally. PLEASE do not be offended, by my husband's humor.
3) Amy, thanks for being a good sport. I'm sure you're wondering how on earth you got mixed up with the Thomas family.
4) Brian Wright is in no way associated with the doings of the "Moon Lighting" blog. Poor guy just lives in close proximity and has been involved in other pranks. My guess is Chris was trying to throw a curve ball and stir the pot a little more and add to the confusion.
5) My involvement was minimal, as it usually is, I was:
a. Sworn to secrecy
b. Guilty of a few giggles
c. Guilty of occasionally letting him make comments under my name
I think that covers it...for now.


2 comments:
hahaha, I'm still laughing about it!! What a great, GRAND scheme... and SO SO glad I wasn't the victim of it. I just keep thinking about how relieved I am that it wasn't really Amy. I was beginning to think she was oddly bold- a little too bold if you ask me. The Botox post just about put me over the edge... it didn't seem like Amy???
I thought it was funny too. Once I wrapped my head around the whole thing. Like the Big Love post, this morning I realiized...that wasn't Amy. So fun.
It's has also been fun to read your blog.
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