Okay so my real, exciting post today is over at isca media. It’s about my Director’s Assistant gig. I feel so important – in an absolutely second banana sort of way!
And recently Luke (of isca media) and I met to talk about what neato things I could write for them. (He didn’t say “neato.” He’s British. He probably said “smashing” or “fab.” Or, wait. That might have been me too. I do go on.) Anyway, we came up with some very cool spread-my-creative-wings sort of ideas that I can’t wait to try. Stay tuned for more!
(Now, go read me. I’m just a click away!)
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Good morning lovely lady,
I left you a comment at isca yesterday cause it was Monday. And on Monday you spread yourself thin. On Tuesday you phone your mother.
[do you remember that commercial?]
So over here at Zebrasounds today I just wanted to thank you for saying that the folks that run isca media are British. Why?
Because on the blog they spell installment as “instalment” which bugged the heck out of me until you said that they were from across the pond. Now it’s ok. Because in England that’s the correct way to spell it. It’s also ok if they use other English spellings for words…..they have my permission. [I'm giggling here. Can you tell I didn't get much sleep?]
Next time you see Luke ask him to say schedule and linoleum for you. I just love those two words in an English accent.
hugs you sparkly guest blogging social butterfly you.
Karen :0)
ps I cracked 42k on my NaNo. But I think I’ve lost my marbles……no wait….I just reread my comment. Cross out “think” and insert the word “know” will ya?
Thank you for commenting in both places! Your comment over on isca media has already caused one person to send me a note that they are “ROTFL.” We’re like a comedy duo. Each other’s straight women. ;-)
Hey, you told me when we met that I had free commenting reign. Remember? Oh no wait….that was Jason …..and HE gave me carte blanche…..IN WRITING…..more fool him……..so I guess that wasn’t you…….but I certainly enjoy the straight lines you lob me. Every day.
Yup. j&k a comedy duo. What do you think of wearing matching capes? I’m thinking something in green crushed velvet……
:0)
This morning I flew over to jolly ol’ England to leave a message for you on your isca site. I thought about staying on for a chin wag and maybe a how’s your father? with a flight attendant but since she was all fur coat and no knickers I just said “pip pip cheerio” and headed home!
Ahhh, it’s good to be back in the states!
Karen, Thank you for all the times you don’t respond to an unintended lob! ;-)
Bobby, “I thought about staying on for a chin wag and maybe a how’s your father? with a flight attendant but since she was all fur coat and no knickers…” <– If I type that into a translator, I wonder what I'll get…
You’re welcome j honey…..you know that when you unintentionally lob me something we take those to email. I can usually tell the threshold….if I’m pounding the table and shouting I can’t believe SHE SAID THAT….it goes underground…laughing…..Don’t want you to have to put the “mature audience” rating on Zs.
No worries on what I was saying above. Certainly nothing to get in a barney over or call a judyscuffer my way! Oh well, I am going to grab some shrapnel and a deep sea diver and head out for a sip since I missed brekky! Sure hope your day is not sixes and sevens — ta-ra!
You know how to get me to bow—put sparkles on your shoes. I will be mezmerized and lean down for a closer look . . . then you can say, “Rise.” and no one will be the wiser!
Terre, Great plan! But if I put sparkles on my shoes, let’s go dancing!