Remember when your mother used to try and use kid-speak to endear you to her. "Hey jess! You look CHOICE today!"
I feel that way now, not with my kids, but among the bloggin peers. One could say bloggin peeps! But i can't say that. I am so uncomfortable using any new slang since the 90's.
Dude, bitch, bitches, sweet, wicked, huzzah (i don't even know what that means) - on and on.
I can't say those words. So, i stick with awesome. I have said Awesome! in so many comments on blogs and Flickr, it's frankly a little humiliating. But, awesome! it will stay.
I remember when i worked at the campus radio station at UVic as the advertising director the secretary / receptionist (when i looked it up she is recorded as a sales rep) at SubPop records did an interview with the new york times about grunge music and the grunge scene in seattle. She made up a bunch of grunge slang on the spot and the ny times printed them. It was awesome! You should really read the link above because it was, in all honesty, one of the funniest things to come out of the whole grunge thing.
So, back to my mom. She for shizzle read my blog. Or at least, somehow, found her way into my archives and read only the nasty bits. Now dude, i totally love my mom. She gave birth to me and saw fit to get me through the tough years, and there were many, and loved me when i came out the other side. A grown up with kids - huzzah!
As a result, henceforth, if you are reading this blog and you know me. You may read things that you don't like or wish you never knew. In that case you should walk away right now. Go! Stop reading. If you decide to stick around and stumble upon something you don't like, well, you may speak with me nicely. Or, better yet - never speak of it.
Now, the rest of you. You may stay. And comment bitches!
Posted by Jess at 08:25 PM Permalink

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Having just "outed" my blog to my mom, I find myself running over all entries in my mind, making sure she can't find any ammo.
Gah.
I don't know you, so I'm not leaving. K?
Posted by Refinnej | January 11, 2006 11:29 PM