Nobody is too far north for y'all! Y'all feel free to "culture appropriate " my colliquialisms. You can call me lady too, or ma'am, and even hold the door.You and I are WAY too far north for y'all!!!
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I love Kentucky. I hope you will too!Big news for us here...
We're moving again! (shocking I know, because we never move
DH was offered a much better job at a golf course in Kentucky so we're knee deep into packing up stuff here in FL, working with a realtor to buy a house up there in KY, etc.
My son is flying in Monday to help with everything. While DH is busy working here in FL, my son & I will be driving up to Kentucky to make a final decision on which house we want to put an offer on.
Hopefully, this all goes much easier and faster than last year's move from Wyoming to Florida. And I'm SUPER hopeful this is the last move (DH has promised).
Never mindI didn't post because I'm not a lady (or female by any name)
Discussion: Recent NPR story about a guy who didn't get a job as a school district supervisor because he said "Thank you ladies" after the interview which the women (some have PhDs, as does he) found insulting/demeaning.
I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the word "lady" being insulting or considered degrading. I would consider it a generic, possibly somewhat formal, term and not demeaning. Can anyone enlighten me?
Many years ago I was walking one direction down the hall at work and a group of women I knew were approaching. I said "good morning ladies" as we passed and got the feeling I had said something wrong. No time to address them each by name, "Hello women" just sounds wrong. So does "Hi guys" since they were all female. "Hello people"? Nah. I am lost! Obviously this has stuck with me since it was probably 40 years ago!
I guess maybe it is just best to not say anything beyond "Hi" or "Thank you", especially now with the advent of "they/them" in addition to the he/him, she/her we old people grew up with.
How many here need to be apprised of that reference?
I did but I didn't say anything, it would be rude to point out an honest error
Wow, your son is a good kid Debby. I hope it all goes well and you find something you love!Big news for us here...
We're moving again! (shocking I know, because we never move
DH was offered a much better job at a golf course in Kentucky so we're knee deep into packing up stuff here in FL, working with a realtor to buy a house up there in KY, etc.
My son is flying in Monday to help with everything. While DH is busy working here in FL, my son & I will be driving up to Kentucky to make a final decision on which house we want to put an offer on.
Hopefully, this all goes much easier and faster than last year's move from Wyoming to Florida. And I'm SUPER hopeful this is the last move (DH has promised).
You said it so much nicer than I would have.
I haven’t even gotten to visit you in Florida yet.Big news for us here...
We're moving again! (shocking I know, because we never move
DH was offered a much better job at a golf course in Kentucky so we're knee deep into packing up stuff here in FL, working with a realtor to buy a house up there in KY, etc.
My son is flying in Monday to help with everything. While DH is busy working here in FL, my son & I will be driving up to Kentucky to make a final decision on which house we want to put an offer on.
Hopefully, this all goes much easier and faster than last year's move from Wyoming to Florida. And I'm SUPER hopeful this is the last move (DH has promised).
I hope you will love it there.I haven’t even gotten to visit you in Florida yet.
I see it’s quite a bit closer.
