... did i mention that i'll be in colorado for a few days?
well, i will be.
and i am. here. in colorado. right now.
btw, a friend just pointed out to me that "colorado" is just the words "color" and "ado" jammed together. i've looked at that word my whole life and have never seen that before. are there any other states' names that are just words stuck together?
anyway, it will come as no great surprise that i'll be posting a few photos of my niece while i'm here. but i'll also likely be posting some photos of my cousin, joy --who many of you met last year-- who is flying in from arizona to share in the fun.
let the (drinking) games begin!
Posted by xta at March 9, 2005 11:55 AM | TrackBacki'm so excited i can hardly stand it! just 12 hours, man, 12 hours!
fambly ROCKS!
Posted by: joy at March 10, 2005 10:48 AMOh. Io. (if you allow the Greek names as words). If not, you've still got Road. Island.
(hahahahahahahhah!!!)
Posted by: Phil at March 11, 2005 01:29 AMActually, 'colorado' is Spanish meaning colored. '-ado' as a suffix often indicates a past participle, here used as an adjective. So 'colorado' would be the past participle of 'colorar', meaning to color.
"washing" + "ton"
"miss" + "is" + "sip" + "pi"
"ark" + "an" + "SAS"
"OK" + "la" + "ho" + "ma"
"id" + "a" + "ho"
"I" + "ow" + "a"
"connect" + "I" + "cut"
or
"I" + "da" + "ho"
if we allow ho, then i suppose da is allowed as well. as in, "i am The prostitute".
Posted by: lisa at March 11, 2005 05:13 PMRay rocks. Lying in bed, I tried several of those same states but couldn't "see" the small words at all.
sorry lisa you can't be the prostitute because da is only proper in russian. ho is proper english--as an interjection. ha!
Posted by: jolly ray ubinger at March 14, 2005 06:59 AM