This sounds much better if you give us all foreign accents!
Googly Eyes: Who goes there?
Stranger One: "Who?"
Stranger Two: "Lady Knows A Lot."
Saturday: "Knows a lot about what?" Can't be having competition on my corner of the block!"
Googly Eyes: "Says who?"
Saturday: "Says I!"
Googly Eyes: "Oh stuff it! Expertness is excellence in a royal robe--the stuff authors need oodles of."
Saturday: Oh, jibbity ibbity! Pirates and Plato! Socrates is laughing now. Nonsense. Anybody can look it up in a book nowadays. What else do we have dictionaries and reference books for? Googling?
Googly Eyes: "Oh that's just to pass the time and procrastinate." We authors have oodles of that too--time, all of it relative. Ask Einstein. Another expert!
Saturday: "Oh cuttlefish!" Spit it out already. We're all waiting for another fabulous list of yours--lots of time and all!"
Googly Eyes: Oh all right, since you won't be googling it. Fancy a list? Okay, really only just number one, for now."
Numero Uno!
Oodles of medical mania. Take a number. Get in line. No really, she's kind!
Body Language...75% of what we say. Yup! Something like that.
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Coroner Stories: Real Crime Science
A Human Face
FBI for Writers
Measuring Money of the Past
Experts Desk. They are Everywhere!
Pop back later for numero nueve!
Or...beat me to numero nueve, by adding to the list with your comments.
Does too much Googling lead to goodly eyes? Let's find out.
A pen in never land (noun): a children's book author and aficionado of sorts who is dutifully dedicated to zany wit, splendidly ticklish words, whimsical over-the-top fun, imagination, and downright wonderful kidlit.Come along--"second star (I should probably say book) to the right and straight on til' morning," but don't be surprised if you never grow up!
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I google/ yahoo all the info I ever need. I honestly don't know how I got along without it!
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