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03/03/2006: "Great Read, Bad Girl, Lousy Diction"
Treat yourself and pick up a copy of Rita Herron's IN A HEARTBEAT. It's romantic suspense and Rita does an excellent job of blending a good romance with the creepy stuff. 
Uh...where did this week go? My daughter's begun to taunt me by saying, "Wow, can you believe it's already Wednesday/Thursday/Friday?" That kid needs a good smacking.
And The Girl and I have been going around about the following. There's a song out with the refrain, "I think I'm gonna stick with you." Except they don't sing it that way. It comes out, "I think I'm gonna stick wit choo." I change the radio every time because I can't abide that "wit choo" business. Girl argues that it's just the fashion now. I argue that it's just deplorable and I can't listen to it. Wit choo. I think I should respond with Gesundheit or something. Argh. It makes me shudder just to think about it.
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on Friday, March 3rd, kim h said
funny
on Friday, March 3rd, Rhonda said
Aw, Jen! Does that mean I can't hang wit choo at the conference???
on Friday, March 3rd, Kris Starr said
And me! I was really, really hoping to hang wit choo two!
I'm so depressed. 
(And it's killing me to imagine hearing Rhonda actually say that... accent and all... )
on Saturday, March 4th, Jen said
Why do I think this will haunt me in July? And LOL at hearing Rhonda's Alabama accent dealing with that. Of course, I can't quite wrap my head around Kris' accent going wit choo either. Best to just not go there.
And it's almost as bad as one of my secretaries who used to say, "I seen her today." NO. NO. NO. You saw her today.
The ultimate worst: I seen her today wit choo. Arrrrrgghhhh.
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