Here's the part of the show where I try to go to Walmart and the library and the bank and maybe even (MUAHAHAHA) the mall.
Stay tuned!
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Mad Dash Wednesday
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This is now the Yablonski archives! The new blog site is here
Here's the part of the show where I try to go to Walmart and the library and the bank and maybe even (MUAHAHAHA) the mall.
Stay tuned!
26 comments:
oh no....
i don't know HOW it's possible...
go jess!
Get it done today for tomorrow may be very wet
What's up with mama pc & her pipe?
What's she smokin'?
dun da da dun dun dun... it's SUPER MOMMY!!
Haha! That's funny Mr. Josheroony! I guess girls have ONE thing over guys. We get doors ALL the time. And conversation is frequently acceptable. Especially since you may have to ask someone to pass toilet paper under the wall.
sup homies
who u be
Very funny Josh!
i..... didn't .... make it to the.... mall
Hey angelag
i keep emailing you, and i don't get no response.
please write me
lisbeth.rogers@gmail.com
you want me to write you, lizbeth?
mua hahaha
sure, then i'd know who you are
and it's lisbeth
WOW beth........I should have known.
that is the European spelling of your sweet name.
I have a cousin named Lisbeth Bringgaard.......
:0)
Did you get pics taken today?
Hmm?
she's still recovering from her trip with 3 kids to the bank, the libary, the store and not to the mall...
pics taken, yes. prepare to get rid of your money.
FRIST
Yipeeeeee
B4 and Afta?
on days when people announce that they're pregnant, we always have a lot of comments
on other days, not so much
how bout that rain!
H.Dean next week, be ready!
welcome to Texas Gulf Coast
our neighbor's cat is pregnant
(the word "pregnant" is an interesting spelling... what is the origin of that word...history lesson
Metaphor. Some pauses resemble literal pregnancies in that they are filled with meaning, as a pregnant body is filled with the offspring to be born; and they are forward-looking--that is, they have the listener waiting for the next utterance--in something of the same way that a pregnancy portends the forthcoming birth. The Oxford English Dictionary gives examples of the word "pregnant" used with the sense of "full of meaning" beginning in the 15th century.
An addendum without which my explanation above is misleading: Historically, the literal and metaphorical meanings of "pregnant" have traded places. Although modern dictionaries give the biological sense first, the word meant "full of significance" (and some other things) before it meant "with child." Source: OED.
NOW, THAT'S JUST LOVELY!
PAST? OR PASSED?
excellent and thorough report, happybeth. thanx
where is upstairs
not here yet
oh where can it be
earth to jess
earth to jess
it is there... refresh thy page
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