JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO GO BACK INTO THE BLOGOSPHERE!!!!!
I'm back.
Changes.
Rough times.
Thanks for all who knew and were praying for my wife. She is feeling better and we hope and pray that she will have a full recovery.
For those who did not know, my wife had a minor heart attack several weeks ago. The good news is that it was the most minor of heart attacks. The bad news is that it still is a heart attack. They are going to treat her with medication and hope to avoid any invasive type proceedures.
For some who also do not know, I have recently sold my law practice to devote more time to Century 21.
The combination of trying to close down my law practice and then having my wife get sick was enough to bring a halt to my blogging for a bit.
Now my wife is on the mend and I am freed up from the demands of the law practice. All that is left is to figure out something to write about. It'll come.
Blawgerman
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Aye, with bated breath we await the onslaught.
There's some fodder, how many times have you seen it written, "baited breath"? That's a confusing joining as most of the breath I'm subjected to is anything but enticing. Shakespeare started it by dropping the "a" of abated possibly to wring a little alliteration in phrasing "The Merchant of Venice." This little ditty was conciously written to poke some fun at the usual misspelling.
Cruel Clever Cat:
Sally, having swallowed cheese,
Directs down holes the scented breeze,
Enticing thus with baited breath
Nice mice to an untimely death.
How many other "well known" sayings do we screw up without thinking, knowing, or noticing?
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