Re: Sharon, you and me...from Sandie

[Guest guest]

Sharon-

Well, I guess you and I are quite the team with our 'subject line' typos...oh

well, what the hell...if thats the worse it gets..well,

hmmmmmm

Hoping you are sleeping well-

Sandie

-- LadySmilingAtU@... wrote:

Sandie,

thanks for the hugs, with that thought i am going to try to sleep dad is

asleep at momet ad i am sooo tired, and how did you like my mispelling of

S, SAthong heee hhee check subject lines lol

sharon m

a smile a day keeps the meanies away!!!

[Guest guest]

sandie,

queen of typos here lately , thats me. and to think i used to type for a

living, stress killing my tying, and a demo laptop that i bought that has

sticky

keys certainly doesnt help.

sharon m

a smile a day keeps the meanies away!!!

[Guest guest]

well lets just say that we had to type so perfect for so long that our

fingers are rebelling, reminds me of a funny story, proves that word

processing

isnt so great after all,

my boss had to type a memo when i was out sick one day, and he was furious.

oh well, he wrote a memo to his boss saying that he was ducking someone until

he got a response from him, well guess what, he didnt type ducking but,

f***** instead, so it came out he was f****** someone. needless to say my boss

was the laugh of the year, and was unmercifully taunted about it. especailly

since the someone he was ducking was the senior maintenance man from the

hospital. i heard later that at the big sales meeting it was requested that all

sales/managers needed to take a typing course so an error like that wouldnt be

made on any external paperwork. and then 300 sales offices got to hear the

story. needless to say he never typed another word again. thought all would

enjoy a funny typo area.

sharon m

a smile a day keeps the meanies away!!!

[Guest guest]

Sharon-

I did typing for a living as well, so when I see a typo in my

writing, I am almost mortified...lock me up and throw away the key.

Well, realising I am human - I guess I shouldn't be so surprised, and

with all that life has handed my way, I should feel grateful that

I am able to type - and am view life from above ground.

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-

Hugs to you my friend-

Sandie

-- LadySmilingAtU@... wrote:

sandie,

queen of typos here lately , thats me. and to think i used to type for a

living, stress killing my tying, and a demo laptop that i bought that has

sticky

keys certainly doesnt help.

sharon m

a smile a day keeps the meanies away!!!

[Guest guest]

hahahahahahahahahehehehehehehahahahahahaha

-- LadySmilingAtU@... wrote:

well lets just say that we had to type so perfect for so long that our

fingers are rebelling, reminds me of a funny story, proves that word

processing

isnt so great after all,

my boss had to type a memo when i was out sick one day, and he was furious.

oh well, he wrote a memo to his boss saying that he was ducking someone until

he got a response from him, well guess what, he didnt type ducking but,

f***** instead, so it came out he was f****** someone. needless to say my boss

was the laugh of the year, and was unmercifully taunted about it. especailly

since the someone he was ducking was the senior maintenance man from the

hospital. i heard later that at the big sales meeting it was requested that all

sales/managers needed to take a typing course so an error like that wouldnt be

made on any external paperwork. and then 300 sales offices got to hear the

story. needless to say he never typed another word again. thought all would

enjoy a funny typo area.

sharon m

a smile a day keeps the meanies away!!!