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Identity Theft. P-dove is not happy.

That’s right, folks.  It happens every day and sometimes by the people you trust the most.  I just happened to be minding my own business, and happened upon my facebook newsfeed to see a recent post to my brother’s wall.  Oh, and Joshie, Bud, *ahem* I mean, Joshua, in case you are wondering, I completely respect your privacy and you will never ever find me, I don’t know, stalking looking at your page for a minute or twenty making sure you haven’t gone down some crazy wayward path of drugs, sex, and rock’n'roll and forgotten to mention it to me among your frequent yet revealing text responses of “fine” or “ok” or “sucks” or “why.”

Anywho I happened upon this post, and I believe I’ve highlighted the issue fairly well.  And of course, I respectfully removed the name of the young gentleman who devastated me by posting this.

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“Waaaittt. Wold up a minute. My little brother gets called p-dove too??” Flabbergasted.  Ericka Cooper came up with that our freshman year…and now, my identity has been stolen!!! By my own little brother. I don’t think they make a self-help book for this.

And while I don’t disclaim that my brother is pretty fly-see example below. (And no I did not find this pic while not stalking my brother’s page.)

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But I like to think I was pretty fly myself, back in oh, 2010, in my parachute pants and neon hat, long before the above photo was taken (coincidentally in similar tones. weird.)

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Oh Snap! What do I do? Find a new identity? Or just accept that while I am P-dove the original, there is another P-dove out there? Who would would of thunk it with a name like that.


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Sibling Time

I love having my little brother here. Let me repeat. Love. Sometimes he’ll just sit in the corner and not talk (hmm might remind me of someone I know) and sometimes he’s a little difficult and indecisive. Frustrating…however, very educational. Because it’s like looking in a mirror. Now I’m starting to see why people would like me to make some decisions.

But anyway, the point of this ramble is my favorite thing…it comes up when he lets his guard down and is a kid. It’s the questions. Yes, believe it or not I’ve learned to love it rather than let it annoy me. Right now we’re watching Harry Potter 7.2 and Professor McGonagall sent all the Slytherins to the Dungeons; “Courtney, isn’t that like racism?” and before I can even answer another question: “Is he a witch?”

Mr. Filch and Mrs. Norris.

And of course, Filch isn’t, so I tell him no and he exclaims in outrage “So they’re sending a man with 15 magic kids who can kill him if they decide they don’t want to go to the dungeons?!” I never thought of that. Hmm. What do they teach you at those boarding schools?

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