Oh no you didunt
Trying to upload photos from Rt's big day. Will write a post soon, I swear.
Until then, Metalia recent post got me thinking about my own typo blunder.
Hubs and I received so many nice gifts when we got married. (almost 5 yrs ago) The only drawback to receiving any gift is those damn thank you notes. (which are still haunting me today due to the latest bday bash) Anything you write sounds so pasty, cause that is all you have to muster at that point, is paste. You're brain is fried and you have nothing much to offer besides typical thank you note verbiage.
One thank you note I wrote came off just a little too wrong. We had received tongs and other cooking utensils and I somehow portrayed a very genuine love for each and every "new toy" for the kitchen. Too bad I couldn't hit spell check because what I wrote started out like this:
"Thank you so much for the thongs and the............."
And the note was to my brother........
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3 comments:
I know what you mean about thank you notes. I graduated from college, got married, had a baby, and had another baby- all within 4 years. That must equate to 1000's of thank you notes during that time! And I'm not even counting birthdays and holidays. ;O
Alas, I guess it is a part of life and being grateful.
PS. At least it was your brother that got the thong thanks...
LOL too funny- I've many typos- to my boss I was trying to type something that said 'this is it' and I typed 'this is tits' can you freaking believe that crap? thing is he was afraid to confront me about it and when I mentioned it he said 'oh thank god you didn't mean THAT'. AS IF!
Ha! Love it. This reminds me of the time many years ago when, I, as a young intern, received an email from my (very gay) boss, requesting my thoughts on a potential new property. I sent him an enthusiastic email reply, telling him that I thought "we should hump on this!"
I meant jump.
I wanted to die.
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