- I can look it up everyday and still wonder how to spell the word ”occasion”;
- It takes six hours for an office full of adults passing a box of Girl Scout “Thin Mints” to consume the whole thing;
- If you once ran at the gym for hours on end you can be “the lady who can run forever” even if you haven’t been to the gym in a while and even if all you do now is walk;
- I have a friend who really, really identifies with penguins and I’m disturbed by this; and
- Bad news does seem to come in sets of three, I’ve had two fairly close pieces of bad news this week, wonder what’s next.
© Laura Genao 2007
I just realized it was Girl Scout cookie season when I saw a few boxes in some legislator’s office on Monday. They’ll be at UCLA in a few days selling their irresistible yet overpriced boxes. I buy them ’cause I was a Girl Scout.
I have a similar problem with many basic words, but I’ve developed a system to remember. For example, tomorrow (3 o’s, 2 r’s, an m and an upside down m, how confusing!) i just break it up in my head as tom or row. Works every time! Now if I can only figure out how to tell the difference between G and J…
it takes me 2 minutes to type out “procession” correctly