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John,
you wrote:
> hi Niel...
This is the second time in one week you spelled my name wrong. The correct spelling is “Neil,” you
spelled it exactly the same way you did above
(Niel) in the E-mail you sent me
last Saturday (the
12th) where you used the blue (clouds) background. I think “Niel” is pronounced “Nile”
just like as in “Queen of the Nile.” And there is a municipality with that name (Niel)
located in the Belgian province of Antwerp.
> ...first off prince says hi...seems he'd recovered by the time i got home...
Glad to hear that.
> ...heres the words i found..i used my scrabble dictionary...
My parents have a scrabble dictionary too, the one that I brought out for you two days ago
when we played “Smart Mouth” is our Webster’s dictionary.
> ...radula...raffia...ranula...redowa...regna...
When my mom read your E-mail, she said that she never heard any of those words. And I never
heard of any of those words myself either.
> ...ahha..heres one thats familiar...replica..for ra...
Yep, now that’s one I heard many times .
I wonder why we didn’t already think of that one ourselves (before going to the bonus pile that
is).
> ...so far no pbs...i told you your mom was a genius...
Yah, she must be a genius if she thought of "plumb" for PB.
> ... have to pu Connie at the coast capital theatre right now...
You mean you “have to put Connie at the coast
capital theatre?” That’s
your second spelling mistake in that message
> ...i'll try n check more words tomorrow...
Okay, and I’ll have my parents start checking words for HB, KK, KS, KW, and NG.
> ...looks like yb is an automatic bonus because i couldn't find a word...
Then should I also give my parents YB to check and we’ll see if they actually come up with
any words that start with “Y” and end in “B?”
And I goofed in the last E-mail
where I said that I’ll be getting a medium Sprite to drink with my medium fries and small
onion rings at Dairy Queen on Monday, DQ doesn’t have Sprite. They are one of the very few
places that actually has 7UP while A&W, McDonald's,
Moxies, and White Spot all don’t have 7UP. Those
four places all got Sprite. Don’t forget to make sure that I ask for the medium
7UP when they take my order, not the medium Sprite.
Dairy Queen is the only place that I know of so far that has 7UP
instead of Sprite, maybe you know of other ones. And just like at
McDonald's, I’m pretty sure that we can get KETCHUP from the condiments counter at DQ after we
get our food (and we can get more as many times as we need to) and I don’t think (but I’m not
100% sure) we don’t have to ask for it when they take our order. We can either sit at the table
right next to the garbage things right next to the door where we enter the DQ or at that same
corner-table that we sat at last time, depending which one of those two is darker that day.
One time last year when I went to Dairy Queen
with my mom, I got a chicken strip basket. The DQ chicken strip basket also comes with fries and
a piece of toast. The fries in the chicken strip basket come with gravy, but whenever I order
one of these I can ask for “no gravy” (I don’t like gravy). Keep this in mind though when we
order on Monday, I’m pretty sure it’s just the fries in the chicken strip basket that come with
gravy while the regular medium fries that I’ll be ordering with my onion rings don’t come with
it. I also don’t like toast, so if I’m at DQ with you for lunch one day in the future and I
order a chicken strip basket then I could give you the toast. Just like you said before that if
I walk over to the ESSO gas station with you sometime and you pay for a coffee for yourself,
then you’d give me the cookie for free.
The nurse left several forms with my parents for them to fill out when she was here last
Wednesday. She said for my parents to give her a call and she’ll come back and pick them up as
soon as they’re done filling them all out. One of the forms asked for my weight and height. My
height is around 6 foot 1 and I haven’t been weighted accurately since the time my
physiatrist (the one on Scott Road) weighed me almost two years ago in June 2006. Six
months after that was when I had to get my B.C. ID card renewed (I have to renew it every five
years) and every time I get one of these things renewed they ask for my weight. My mom had to
weigh me at home before we could go in and get my picture taken for a new card, but my mom’s
bathroom scale isn’t the greatest and it kept coming up with 123 pounds at that time when my mom
knew I weighed way more than that then. She hadn’t got a new bathroom scale since then, this
time it came up with 128 pounds. When my physiatrist weighed me almost two years ago, her scale c
ame up with 135 pounds which sounded more like my weight at that time. My parents just did the
same thing this time that they put down just over a year ago when I got my B.C. ID card renewed,
135 pounds. If my mom’s bathroom scale came to 128 pounds when she tried to weigh me earlier
today, I guess 128 would be close enough to 135.
It’s pretty amazing that this “little” car has everything including a bar, a TV, and LOL
“the kitchen sink :”
LM4Os
-Neil
P.S. This little guy means "sarcastic:"
I was being "sarcastic" when I said that “this little car has everything including the
kitchen sink.”
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