But since I have blogged about ALL of those things over the past few years, I can’t very well claim them to be things that no one knows about me. So when the good lookin’ people of GoDaddy.com asked me to name a little known fact about myself, I was stumped.

Finally I came up with a fact that not many people know about me, and the people who do know, tend to forget.

I don’t have my ears pierced.

Sometimes it feels like I’m one of only two adult women in this whole country who don’t have our ears pierced. Okay, that’s an exaggeration, there are probably closer to ten or eleven of us.

It’s not that I haven’t tried to have them pierced. When I was a teen, I tried three different times, but each time they got infected and I was too wimpy to deal with the blood, puss and pain, so I let them close up. Now there is so much scar tissue in there from the three failed attempts that I don’t think it’s even possible to get a needle through there.

So, for the past twenty-seven years I have either gone sans earrings or worn clip-on earrings, which has been somewhat of a pain, because:

a) They hurt.

b) It’s hard to find cute clip-ons (thank God for Nordstrom who came out with these silver and gold hoops last year that actually look like real earrings).

c) Clip-ons don’t tend to stay on so I have lost countless earrings over the years.

d) Friends and family tend to forget that I don’t have pierced ears so every once in awhile I get a pair of real earrings that make me swoon. Like these:

Bonus information: I don’t have any tattoos either, which isn’t as shocking as the no piercings thing, but just proves that I’m a wimp. Or maybe I just think I’m the pristine Anastasia Steele.

Since this post was sponsored by Go Daddy, how about an interesting non sequitur about the genius marketing wizards who are mack daddies at url stuff (for lack of understanding all that they do) and continue to bring all the boys to they yard with their commercials? Did you know Go Daddy actively employs and promotes corporate women? The chief human resources officer, VP of PR and VP of marketing are all women, as are several high-ranking individuals in the legal department.

I wonder how many of those corporate women don’t have pierced ears?

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The party went off without a hitch and was a perfect way to ring in the next decade of my life. If you’re looking for a place to throw your next big soiree here are:

1. Good Food, Strong Drinks: This is their tagline and they aren’t foolin’. From their signature Lobster Corn Dogs to the simple hummus + pita, everything on their menu is capital-D-delish. We served beef sliders and brie + blue grilled cheese sandwiches to rave reviews from my party guests. Our signature cocktail was a Blood Orange Lemon Drop which was also delish, though may have been the reason that my eyes were the color of blood orange the next morning.

2. Good Looking Staff: The servers are all young, hip and easy on the eyes. Come on, a little eye candy can only help your party.

3. Good Vibes: I would say Analog has one of the best “vibes” of any bar/hangout downtown. It’s cool without being a scene (it becomes more like a “club” after 11 but we left before that). The wall décor, consisting of actual cassette tapes and throwback album covers, gives me a warm and cozy feeling like snuggling up next to my favorite 80’s memorabilia.

4. Good Tunes: Music can make or break a party and the one-of-a-kind live band karaoke played by the The Sidekicks via Inner Voyage Music was a huge hit. The Sidekicks is a fun cover band playing everything from Sweet Child of Mine to It’s Tricky. They set up an iPad with lyrics for each song so party guests can sing along. It takes karaoke to a whole new level. It’s unique, fun and I promise you’ve never seen anything like it.

5. Good Times: From the TV screens where you can show movies, video games, photo montages or even live Twitter feeds, to the vintage Ms. Pac Man arcade game, Analog has something fun for everyone!

In case you’re not yet convinced of the goodness that is Analog, here’s a video of my husband singing his own version of It’s Tricky with the live band.