here I am
what could be more appropriate to welcome me back from my blogging hiatus than this charming coozy (cuzy) (coozee) captured photographically on my latest journey to florida?
we all got a laugh out of this coozy. side note: i don't think i have ever been called upon to give a spelling for "coozy." until this moment, that is. dictionary.com isn't helping me out either. in case you haven't noticed, i have tried to maintain a certain standard of spelling ever since i wrote that blog about "definitely" and other misspelled words. (for instance, I just had to look up "misspelled"). see why having a blog is so much work?
ok i'm being nerdy.
onto something else.
i really love the movie shopgirl. i just rented it from netflix for my 2nd viewing and tears have flown. it is really quite wonderful.
what is not quite wonderful is that i have an ear infection. or swimmer's ear or whatever you call it. it kills.
posted by amber heggestad @ 7:31 PM
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"he cannot justify his actions except that... well... it was life." LOVE IT!
I believe that it is spelled cousy, but I might be mistaken.
:preparing for verbal reprimand
j: that was a spelling that hadn't crossed my mind.
let's just hope we are never on the same spelling-bee team when that word is thrown our way.
maybe one reason it hadn't crossed my mind is that i would pronounce your version as "cow-zee" rather than "coo-zee."
no offense.
i appreciate your contribution to the age-old debate. agreeing to disagree. that's what love's all about. :)
Well, the only reason I think that I guess is because of Bob Cousy, an NBA Hall of Famer. You can Google him if you want. I don't really care anymore.
good because however much you care, you can subtract a hundred from that, and that's how much i care.
Maybe you can write a post about how everyone on the internet spells "lose" as "loose" and how that is so very very wrong.
~josephf
Upon reading your blog for the second time, I am not so much struck by the debate about coozy spelling, as I am confused about your comment, "tears have flown." Although it is an interesting image to imagine teardrops flying from your eyes into the sky, I think what you mean is that tears have FLOWED. I could be wrong, though.
yes. you could be.
Amber, are you related to Susan, Kathi and Mari Heggestat who lived in Germany? Gordon L
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