Did you get the title of this post?
If you get it, what does it mean to you?
To me, “Did you get it?” means that
- Situations can be confusing.
- Communication can be challenging.
- There are obstacles to complete understanding.
- Humor is personal and subjective.
- People forget things.
- Someone is always trying to sell you something.
Did you get that a photo I get on my iPhone can get me to write a post?
Did you get that photo?
Did you get that my son was in a play by Shakespeare this past weekend?
Did you get that they used lacrosse sticks instead of swords in that production of Henry IV, part 1?
Did you get that I blog every day, so you can get more about that play by reading my last two posts (which you get here and here)?
Did you get it that I get it into my head to share other photos I get on my iPhone, every day?
Did you get it, that
- mindfulness is good anti-stress therapy,
- there are hidden treasures everywhere, and
- ultimately, only you know the secret formula to life?
What did you get out of this post?
Did you get that I’m grateful, here and now?
Love the baby and the horse!
You got that it was a horse, but I didn’t! I hope you get that I love that you commented.
“If you got it find a doctor and get rid of it” is always good advice. Do I want to get killer breads? It sounds like Davi has answered Shakespeare’s question, “Where is fancy bread?”
I’m sure you’ll get that joke even though it’s one that works best when spoken.
As always, Chris, I’m glad when I get your comments.
Is Fancy a horse?
Does anybody get this? Do you get that I love to hear from you?
Thank you to you too 🙂
I get your thanks, Alex, and I’m glad you got mine.
If I were not a cat, I’d be looking up that cute boy named Aaron! Did you get it?
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn9/marisafpr/Avatar%205%20animals_widewallpaper_cat_74664.jpg
I get it!
That makes you a cougar, kitty queen, and you’re only a cat!
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn9/marisafpr/110px%20img_3101.jpg
I get this, too!
I got it that I love your blog post today, as I do every day.
I hope you get that I always love your comments, Bradley.
Yay Aaron!!! ❤️
Carol gets how great Aaron is!
Your post today reminded me of my husband and how he’s always making jokes but I often…don’t get them. :-)) Then he has to explain the joke (which takes all the fun out of it.) Poor guy. Anyway, I love how your pictures line up with the theme. Such a neat blog that you have going!
I get it that I’m very lucky to have you as my reader!
Hi Ann – I got it, I really did!!!!!
You get me, SD!
How many copies of that wonderful newspaper did you get? Xxx ooo
Would you get it, Maureen, if I answered none? I got the kisses and hugs from your comment and I hope you get them when I send them back: Xxx ooo.
Yes, I got it. In my email. Right…..?
I get it, Colleen!
Did you get it means do you understand or is your brain asleep or is it all just too hard either way if you don’t get it go back to bed and try again later
I get it, Joanne. <3
I don’t quite get what you see in the tar dribble. Is it that it is a patch?
I get interested in the patterns of tar dribbles (although I didn’t get, before now, that they were called that). I liked the way that dribble seemed to grow out of the shadow of my cell phone. I didn’t expect anybody else to get it, but I liked it!
You must be proud to see your son performed and he was on the paper too. Congratulations!
You got it! And I’m grateful to get your congratulations.
The Advocate got two pics of Aaron
And I got a comment from you!