That’s right- Two Girls, One Brain has been in operation for an entire year!!!
In honor of our first birthday, we’ve decided to spruce the place up a bit. Looks good, right? You would probably be shocked to hear how long it took us to figure out, but we are pretty impressed with ourselves anyway. Props to Addie, who figured out how to add our beautiful faces to the header. (A real head scratcher for me.)
Now, even though it is our birthday, we would like to give a gift to you, our loyal TGOB reader. (Shockingly selfless, we know.)
But what kind of gift would you enjoy the most? We thought about it long and hard, and like a bolt of lightning the answer struck….
It’s like we read your mind, I know.
And now, without further ado, the answer to your not-so-secret desires. An interview with the creative geniuses behind (the now one year old) Two Girls, One Brain.
What made you want to start writing this blog?
Nicole: I’m always looking for new ways to show people how creative and funny I am.
Adrian: Exactly! If you will listen, I will talk. Or write. Whatever it takes really.
What has been the most enjoyable part of creating/writing TGOB?
N: Finding new and hilarious things to give my two cents on has been pretty fun. And I love anytime we collaborate on a post.
A: I always find it funny when my mom and sister call to tell me they read the latest post and had a chuckle. Plus, I get to write with my best buddy. FINALLY everyone knows just how funny we are.
Which post has been your favorite so far?
N: I think the wedding myth busters was my favorite to write, because I liked poking fun at a huge, often times stuffy, industry. I also got a chuckle out of Addie’s post about making your conversation more interesting.
A: I really enjoyed my post about my Grandmother and her expectations for my future. I should write about them more. They give me plenty of good material. Nik’s friendship test was pretty awesome if you ask me.
What have you learned while working on TGOB?
N: I have learned that people search the internet for some wacky (read: disturbing) things, and for some reason the internet usually drops them off here. That’s okay though, weirdos are welcome.
A: Yeah, the things people are out there looking for. I hope they are pleasantly surprised when they find us while searching for something far more disturbing. I’ve also learned to not put a baby in a fish tank. That one really saved me.
Who do you think is your most loyal reader?
N: My husband, Rob, because I make him read the new posts as soon as they are up and then watch his face closely for any reactions. And I would have to say my mother is probably a pretty frequent visitor.
A: I would have to say my sister. Sometimes she will bring up a post on her iPhone when we are having a boring dinner at my Grandma’s to spice things up a bit. She loves this stuff.
What big things can we expect from TGOB in the future?
N: Does our site makeover count? Other than that, I think we’re going to keep trucking along, as usual. Hopefully with some more frequency!
A: That is an excellent question. If you had any idea how difficult the site makeover was for us, you wouldn’t ask for much else for the rest of the year. I can promise you we will keep spilling our thoughts as often as possible!
What do you really think of Tyra Banks?
N: I wouldn’t want to get on her bad side.
A: We would have a lot less to write about if she and her forehead weren’t around.
-N. & A.
