I don’t know many things, including:
- Why so many people vote against their own interest,
- Why so many people don’t vote at all,
- What is going to happen over the next four months,
- How to remain whole through so much breaking news,
- Who is going to attend or donate to my political fundraiser on August 31, and
- What people are going to say about this blog post.
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I don’t know what I’ll find when I search for “I Don’t Know” on YouTube.
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I don’t know what I would do without all of you, so thanks for being here, now.
I see that it’s Peach Ice Cream Day, Ann, and team that with your Tweet to come up with the fact that I’d ask a personal chef to make a batch of no-sugar-added coffee ice cream that tastes as good as what they serve at Sundae School in Dennis Port.
I don’t know what I would do without you, Mark.
pasta with anything, seafood with bernaise, anything with hot fudge. (all the food groups)
I don’t know what I would do without pasta, chocolate, and your comments, beth.
I don’t know…
25 said he was not going to bother voting after seeing Biden in the debate. I told him abstaining is the same as voting NO. He is intelligent but I do not know what more I can say to appeal to him.
National take a poet to work day… What if I am the poet I and I take myself to work? Does that count?
Everything counts! I wonder how he is going to vote now …
An old lady’s answer to people who say, “Oh, you think you know everything.” I tell them, “No, I don’t know everything but everything does sound a bit familiar.”
I love that response!
In my youth I loved the show “You Can’t Do That On Television” on Nickelodeon. Any time a kid on it said “I don’t know” they got slime poured on them. It’s the one thing I didn’t like because I never thought anyone should be punished for admitting they didn’t know something. Or maybe the slime was a reward. I don’t know.
I know how much I love your comments, Chris.
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