Happy Thoughts

Well… I’m ok with using the word “literally” figuratively. That’s common parlance and generally quite clear from context.

If I say “Brrr, it was literally a thousand degrees below zero out there!” it’s pretty obvious that I’m using “literally” figuratively.

But biweekly shouldn’t / can’t / doesn’t mean both twice a week and every other week. That’s (non-figuratively) literally insane!

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What if you have a meeting that occurs twice a week, every other week?

“Let’s bring this up at our next biweekly biweekly touchbase.” Love it.

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Biweekly semi-weekly :judge:

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Isn’t it really semi-weekly biweekly? :rdh:

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No, that’s crazy talk.

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I’m having a bunch of my siblings over tonight to make some fleece blankets for kids in foster care. We are gonna make at least 8! And have some pizza and drinks and socialize a bit.

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And the cold is now gone! That was easy.

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You have a lot of siblings to make 8! blankets.

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And that’s a lotta :pizza: toooooo!

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I finally finished the embroidery detail on the baby quilt I was working on. That itself is not a happy thought, I am not good at embroidery and don’t like it. But I should have the two small quilts done very soon!

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