For Bill (Opie)

Also thanks from me and Ann, hope you got my reply which was meant to say Blwyddyn newydd dda; happy new year, but my tablet wouldn't let me say that it kept changing...so blinking annoying.

Thank you also for the personal note in my card.  I enjoyed it.

We did:). I had an Irish friend once who kept trying to wish me Slainte, but could never get it spelled quite right. I don't believe it had to do with Spell-Check, however. I think he may have been - as you British say - "In his cups"?

By the way, Phill... I hope you don't take offense when I use a British epithet or saying? It is always meant as a compliment and has to do with my love for the English language and its many nuances! Also, in my collegiate theater days, i had to learn the British dialect for the Agatha Christie mystery, Towards Zero in which I played "True" Thomas Royde.

I always like to recommend the short book Foxen In The Hen Hice by Richard Lederer for a hilarious interpretation of our language.

Your Friend

Bill

Well, in College and some Community Theater only, but I couldn't do it now. My memory's getting to the point where I'd probably need cueing for every line. HA~

Sorry you have to work tonight, Phill. I know a great recipe for "Jello Shots" you can take to work with you.

People here in the American Deep South are really bad at understanding what you mean when you use the word "Thespian". I used it once on a morning radio program and I thought I was gonna "git run outta town, Boah!"...... You should have seen those phone lights start to blink as soon as that word came out of my mouth.

Bill

Awwwwwwww. .