I’m not the only person to notice, as I was filling up here:
This sign:
Stay alert and pay close attention while at the pump, or you’ll be stuck cleaning up your mess.Good advice…from someone who knows.
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Ain’t that the truth! Ironic.
I love this Ann. Great wisdom. When I don’t pay attention, I do tend to make a mess. Cleaning it up is never much fun.
Love this…
And i also wanted to thank you for your encouraging comment on my blog. I have hope, thank YOU.
Hi Ann,
Oh, the irony!
Thank you so much for your comment on my blog and your offer to guide us with the book discussion! We will definitely contact you soon to take you up on the offer.
Love this. 🙂
First of all Ann, thanks for referencing the HCB post — very cool!
Secondly, I, too, use “oh” in all its variations — I should have included that in my “canned responses” list! But you are so right — tone and cadence can make all the difference. It’s not the words themselves that are erroneous — it’s how we use them and the thought, or lack of, behind them.
I like how you thought about this and delved into the topic more here.