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Mr Peabody - how about smooth and straight then LOL. Pray big remember haha! I will be glad to meet you on the porch later - and look forward to baking those cookies with you - shall I bring my apron? LOL Moonlight here we come 
Gee whiz, Mel. In another few days, your post count will pass mine and I have been here for two years.*
But then, scientifically, women use about 25,000 words a day and men only about 10,000.** So, except for the BDF, I suspect women on CC make more posts than men.
And I am rather introverted, so I need to get out even fewer words. (When I was single, I might only have said 50-100 words all 3 days of my weekend, mostly "Thank you" to store clerks.) ****
So I expect to see you zooming past (not passed) me in a few days.
(CC has gone a long way in helping me interact with more people than I normally would during my average day. I think it is good therapy for me, and perhaps for many of us.)
* But perhaps I can make up in length what I don't have in numbers.*** lol
** This is one of the reasons that when men come home from work they don't want to talk. They have already used 9,950 words while the women [especially stay at home moms] still need to get another 24,500 words out.
*** I knew of a family who once had a dog named Numbers. They called him that because he way always wandering. *$*
**** An interesting aside, when I started my four day work week, my coworkers just left me alone the first day because I wasn't very chatty on Mondays. I never noticed it until they brought it to my attention one year. lol
*$* D'ja ever notice how often people confuse wondering with wandering? *&&*
*&&* People also often confuse "their", "they're", and "there", and "passed" and "past". *%*
*%* I wonder if anyone will be confused by this post?
But then, scientifically, women use about 25,000 words a day and men only about 10,000.** So, except for the BDF, I suspect women on CC make more posts than men.
And I am rather introverted, so I need to get out even fewer words. (When I was single, I might only have said 50-100 words all 3 days of my weekend, mostly "Thank you" to store clerks.) ****
So I expect to see you zooming past (not passed) me in a few days.
(CC has gone a long way in helping me interact with more people than I normally would during my average day. I think it is good therapy for me, and perhaps for many of us.)
* But perhaps I can make up in length what I don't have in numbers.*** lol
** This is one of the reasons that when men come home from work they don't want to talk. They have already used 9,950 words while the women [especially stay at home moms] still need to get another 24,500 words out.
*** I knew of a family who once had a dog named Numbers. They called him that because he way always wandering. *$*
**** An interesting aside, when I started my four day work week, my coworkers just left me alone the first day because I wasn't very chatty on Mondays. I never noticed it until they brought it to my attention one year. lol
*$* D'ja ever notice how often people confuse wondering with wandering? *&&*
*&&* People also often confuse "their", "they're", and "there", and "passed" and "past". *%*
*%* I wonder if anyone will be confused by this post?
Yes they do - and even better when we can bake them together