One of the things that makes you stand out in society or life or wherever you live is a signature phrase or “sign-off.” I got the idea for my own sign-off or trademark phrase when I was watching Nancy Grace during the Casey Anthony trial. Oh, I’m not saying I admire Nancy Grace. Everyone knows she crossed the line throwing her fat about, here and there, on “Dancing With A Star.” But her sign-off on the Casey Anthony trial was, I don’t know, kinda interesting. She signed off with “Goodnight friend.” I kinda liked it. And I set out to have my own. I didn’t want one as serious as “Goodnight friend.” I wanted it to be me, say what I am and what I am all about, me, who is me. And I wanted to make sure that it stayed my property and here’s why. Many people will see a phrase or a sentence or even a movie and say it’s theirs when it isn’t anymore theirs than the stupid, cheap apartments they rent. Haha. Anyway, in order to ensure (not insure but ensure, k?) that my phrase is mine and mine alone I have a thing that I put on it (Steve just walked by and said “I got a thing I’d like to put on it” and then bent over at the waist and laughed so hard he blacked-out) Here is the thing they told me to use. ™. And as you already most probably know I’m sure, my sign-off phrase is “Ta-Ta, LOL ™”
I like ‘unique.’ Here is a actress
You see that is why I have “Ta-Ta, LOL™” And so, that is why. I have started another paragraph and that means I should have something more to say, a continuation of the story. But I don’t. But for people that need glasses it looks like I wrote something big and long. Oh well, everyone now! Ta-Ta, LOL™
Bobbie Dooley, President, Western Estates Homeowners Association, Ta-Ta, LOL™
