[stylist] heart thingies, thanks

[Judith Bron]

The news about Linda is great!  Cellulitis is a bummer.  My husband had it 
when our youngest son got married.  He enjoyed the wedding with his leg up 
on another chair.  I've been using the word thingy since my kids were 
little, and they're not little any more.  Their kids are, but I won't bore 
you with a grandma email.  The word thingy was just convenient when 
something couldn't be identified or it's use was questionable.  For example, 
my sons always built "thingys" with their legoes.  Welcome home Linda, 
Judith
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James H. "Jim" Canaday M.A. N6YR" <n6yr at sunflower.com>
To: <stylist at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 4:09 PM
Subject: [stylist] heart thingies, thanks


> Carrey wrote:
> Sending out prayers and good vibes and such to Jim and his wife. *heart 
> thingies*
>
>
> Thanks Carrey.  my wife Lynda came home wednesday night and promptly got 
> very sick.  but she stayed home.
> just saturday she could eat solid but soft food.
> she probably is finishing up a cellulitis infection.  today is her first 
> day really feeling much better.
>
> thank you for your prayers and concers.
>
> and I have to add that as a blogger one of my favorite words is "thingy." 
> since as a blogger I can play with language, grammar, spelling, to further 
> communicate my point I oftenspell the plural as t h i n g y s.
> whimsy can be fun in making serious points or pointing out the problems of 
> bad choices by a government.
> jc
>
>
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