


When Len and I eloped those many years ago, we both said, I DEW. And we have, for 41 years.

When meeting people, we often ask, How DEW you DEW?

When our son was growing up, we knew if we said DEW as I say, a demand was less likely to be complied with than a pleasant request preempted with a “please” and a smile.

I like DEW better than do. To me, it seems friendlier, more amicable. This from the person who intentionally spells refridgerator with a “d” because it looks nicer.
Do you have a can dew attitude?
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This post was previously published on Tuesdayswithlaurie.com and is republished here with permission from the author.
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