The title of this entry is a Paul Monfortonism (the man being my paternal grandfather, and the first captain of the Windsor Spitfires); it's used to apply affirmative emphasis.  Sample:
Pepe:  So, are you feeling better today, doll?
Dana:  Yeah, I am.  I woke up without too much pain; it was more just stiffness than anything else, so I think that's a good sign. 
Pepe:  Oh, and how!
I could probably write a book solely on Monfortonisms...but that's one of my favorites, and I already got to hear it today.  I can't even use it myself because it doesn't sound right coming out of my mouth...it's only appropriate when Pepe (or Grandma) says it.  Maybe it's the slight Canuck accent.  I don't know.  I'm think I'm having another one of those overdramatic moments where I feel genuine sadness and sympathy for people who don't share my relatives.  I might start the eye-leaking again...today was already shaping up well, (I was able to put my hair into a barrette for the first time since surgery!), I got an "and how!" from Pepe, and it's too much awesomeness to bear.  I hope Molly or Katie doesn't call me for the next few hours because that will absolutely start the ridiculous chick-flick levels of happy tears.  And I better not see any puppies either...
 
Dana~ Congrats on winning the battle of the barrette. Huge accomplishments are found in small steps. Re: your insight into two year olds....That was a little harsh. Remember there are those of us that remember you well as a two year old....Logical? Not even close. But cute as hell....
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Hugs,
j~