Why is this called “Here’s you a blog”?
During the summer of 2010, my husband Jeff and I took a month long camping trip from Florida to Lake Erie and back, and while we were in Elkhorn City, KY, I blogged the following about the local accent:
“My favorite example of the accent comes from my trip to the post office. The incredibly sweet and friendly woman at the counter decided I needed some fancy stamps, since I was mailing cards. She said, “I lahk puttin’ purty staymps own cards. Here’s yew a dowg.” (Here’s you a dog.) And then she put a dog stamp on my envelope. I’m still grinning, hours later, just thinking about how cute that was.”
This began a series of blogs that always ended with a picture of some dog I would see on our trip, usually in a funny situation, but sometimes it was just a dog. Either way, it always had the caption, “Here’s you a dog.” Anyway, the phrase sort of grew and took on a life of its own and I realized I could apply it to just about anything, including my blog. So, here’s you a blog!





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Lisa: I sat next to you and your buddies at the John Stewart/Steven Colbert Stop the Insanity Rally in DC. I have had your business card on my desk ever since! I wanted to get some of the photo from you and never asked! Your books seem fasinating! Shape Shifters and Addressing the Goo: The Metaphysics of Weight Loss caught my eye! As an overweight Dietitian, I think I need to read!Be Careful what you Witch for sounds good too.
Happy Holidays from the DC area. Write me back when you have time. Remember I told you at the Rally, I don’t have a personal computer–just the gov’t email at the FDA–my new job-now a year old!
Hey Sandra! I’ll pop you an email, too, but here is the first blog (of five) about the Rally:
http://lisabonnice.wordpress.com/2010/10/30/rally-on/
If you click on this link, you’ll find a picture of you.
http://lisabonnice.wordpress.com/2010/11/04/wont-you-be-my-neighbor/
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