Please pardon me for starting yet another blog post with a sign I saw at a hospital.
Please pardon me for wondering why people who are doing good (like building for the future of patient care) ask for pardon while other people don’t apologize for anything.
“Please pardon us, ” say lots of women every day, including Aidy Bryant in this recent Saturday Night Live segment:
Please pardon us here at The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally for
- strongly suggesting you watch that video and
- sharing photos without any explanation.
Please pardon us for not putting that “Time Flies” clock back on the wall after it fell down last week.
Please pardon me for requesting comments and for thanking Tufts Medical Center, The New Yorker, George Booth, EMDR, Aidy Bryant, brave voices everywhere, and YOU.
Pardon me for posting this song, but it’s a good bouncy tune, by New York stater Sean Rowe.
https://youtu.be/7Ij2RS-lmD4
Pardon me for loving this! Thank you, Ivor.
Please pardon us but we’ve been extremely busy.
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn9/marisafpr/b8791aef-55b2-44a6-bb01-5fb032a6c9cf.jpg
You are pardoned. Please pardon me for enjoying another one of your creative comments.
Please pardon me for not watching the videos. They are blocked in Canada. Sigh!
Please pardon us for forgetting that, Carol! Try this link:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/entertainthis/2018/01/14/aidy-bryant-slams-mark-wahlberg-snl-saturday-night-live-all-money-world/1032324001/
“Sorry” is a standard English opening
Sorry, Derrick, but your comments are never standard.
🙂
there is so much going on here –
Please pardon us for having so much going on!
All good)
Please pardon me for not watching the video you recommended, but when I clicked on it, it reported that the uploader had not made the video available in my country.
Are you trying The Voice again??? Tomorrow? Good luck!
Oh, I see that you posted another link, for Carol. The article loaded, but the video within was still blocked. Don’t worry!
Please pardon us for worrying and also for trying to let go of worry about everything, including trying out for “The Voice” today.
Haha! Love Aidy 💕
Love your laugh and your love of Aidy!
Everything else went out of my head when I watched that clip. I was unfamiliar with Aidy Bryant before and I hope I can be pardoned for not knowing how funny and amazing she is.
Please pardon us for not knowing everything. Thanks for what you do know, Chris, and for being funny and amazing.
No pardon is necessary when others are put before oneself.
-Alan
Your comments are necessary, Alan.
Please pardon me for not focussing on the substance of your blog, but asking “Is that a NEW New Yorker cover???” I love George Booth and those dyspeptic dogs. I would love to think that cover was new. And so appropriate for the zeitgeist. Goodness, and I haven’t even had a cocktail yet this evening!
That IS a new New Yorker cover, Lisa. Please pardon us for both loving George Booth and those dogs.
You are pardoned, not because you have committed an offense but just because
Please pardon me for appreciating you, Joanne, just because.
Haven’t been near your blog for a bit. Sorry. Your standard is still great 🙂
I pardon you, Alex, and I hope you pardon me for not visiting other blogs lately.
Don’t worry about it. I do think you’ll like the current one though.
I won’t worry about it and I always like your posts!
You need no pardon from me, Ann.
Thank you, Mark.