To anonymous:

First--thanks to all who left comments! So glad that's working. Your help is appreciated much.
Second--the post:

Dear Anonymous NFL Picks comment leaver-

Please, please, please contact me.
Your amazingly beautiful run on sentence* has thrilled me to no end and you used "and" six times (if I counted correctly).

I am so in awe. There are butterflies in my stomach. I am sorry I thought it was spam and deleted your first comment under this post. Please forgive me. You clearly did your research and worked hard on your product.

(Other readers, if you don't know why I am saying this, please check here under interests. --I have added my love of run-ons.)

We must help you with your cause.
Especially if you keep writing the way you do.

And, please know-I am being for real.
I am a geek and believe that anyone who can pull off a sentence like that deserves to be heard.

Thank you,
the mrs.
143themrs@gmail.com

*look at the comments after the linked post to read it

Comments

  1. AnonymousJuly 27, 2010 at 6:26 AM

    Thanks for joining my conversation about Dad Bloggers! I've perused your blog a bit and seriously, you are funny.

    Nice to hear your husband is supportive with your blogging. Are you surprised that many aren't?

    Keep it up, it's a great outlet for journaling and being creative! Have a great day! :)

    Sorry about the crazy email mess! :( Hazards of blogging, I suppose!

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