It looks as if the "Dear Georgie" Advice Column May Bee Returning This Season!
27/04/15 10:04
I thought my head was gonna blow up beefore it would finally beecome Monday again. Geeeeeze. WHY are weekends so LONG? I can't tell ya' how relieved I am that Monday is here at last!
This whole weekend was super grey and wet and rainy and chilly. Usually, during the Warm Season, that's a real problem, but this time it was okay beecause it gave Great Grandma Gee Gee, Kevin, Bert and me plenty of time to stay inside and figure out a solution to this "Dear Georgie" Advice Column Quandary. After a whole bunch of time sitting around talking about it, I think we came up with a perfect solution.
As you already know, my Editor at the Bee Times Gazette Journal Record (and Online News) told me last week that, if I wanted my Advice Column to continue this Season, I'd hafta pay HIM. (Of course, he says he's giving himself a raise and stuff, but from what I've heard, that's beecoming more common practise in buzziness these days; after all, the Head Bees do have a lot of responsibility to make sure the rest of us get all the work done, right?)
Anyway. We came up with a PERFECT solution, which - as soon as the weather clears up a bit and I can get out - I'm gonna present to my editor. But I'm sure he'll accept and my "Dear Georgie" Advice Column can continue for another Season. I'm so excited.
First, to take the pressure off of me a bit, Bert suggested that he will help me answer all those questions that are sent in. As he pointed out to me, he's completely logical, so he can help guarantee that each and every answer and piece of advice I put into my Column will bee 100% correct without any doubt or question whatsoever. So that's a good thing.
But then, after Kevin asked how we could figure out how to pay my Editor to keep everything going, Gee Gee came up with the best idea of all.
"I'll simply bake a batch of my Honeychew Krisp cookies for him every week," she said. "That should bee enough to convince him to let you keep doing you Advice Column. Goodness gracious, I can't imagine anyone turning down such a generous and tasty offer."
"You're brilliant, Gee Gee! Thank you!" I told her, and gave her a real huge hug. "I love you!"
"I know, dear," she said as she hugged me back. "I love you, too."
So, we've figured it out and it's all settled. I think it's safe to say that my Editor will accept our generous offer and that everybody will bee able to look forward to another Season of my heart-warming and highly-reassuring advice. I'm sure you feel as happy and relieved as we do, probably.
Okay then. It looks like the weather might bee clearing up here in a bit, so I'm gonna go get ready to visit my Editor again.
I hope everybody has a wildly gratifying day! I'll see ya' later!
This whole weekend was super grey and wet and rainy and chilly. Usually, during the Warm Season, that's a real problem, but this time it was okay beecause it gave Great Grandma Gee Gee, Kevin, Bert and me plenty of time to stay inside and figure out a solution to this "Dear Georgie" Advice Column Quandary. After a whole bunch of time sitting around talking about it, I think we came up with a perfect solution.
As you already know, my Editor at the Bee Times Gazette Journal Record (and Online News) told me last week that, if I wanted my Advice Column to continue this Season, I'd hafta pay HIM. (Of course, he says he's giving himself a raise and stuff, but from what I've heard, that's beecoming more common practise in buzziness these days; after all, the Head Bees do have a lot of responsibility to make sure the rest of us get all the work done, right?)
Anyway. We came up with a PERFECT solution, which - as soon as the weather clears up a bit and I can get out - I'm gonna present to my editor. But I'm sure he'll accept and my "Dear Georgie" Advice Column can continue for another Season. I'm so excited.
First, to take the pressure off of me a bit, Bert suggested that he will help me answer all those questions that are sent in. As he pointed out to me, he's completely logical, so he can help guarantee that each and every answer and piece of advice I put into my Column will bee 100% correct without any doubt or question whatsoever. So that's a good thing.
But then, after Kevin asked how we could figure out how to pay my Editor to keep everything going, Gee Gee came up with the best idea of all.
"I'll simply bake a batch of my Honeychew Krisp cookies for him every week," she said. "That should bee enough to convince him to let you keep doing you Advice Column. Goodness gracious, I can't imagine anyone turning down such a generous and tasty offer."
"You're brilliant, Gee Gee! Thank you!" I told her, and gave her a real huge hug. "I love you!"
"I know, dear," she said as she hugged me back. "I love you, too."
So, we've figured it out and it's all settled. I think it's safe to say that my Editor will accept our generous offer and that everybody will bee able to look forward to another Season of my heart-warming and highly-reassuring advice. I'm sure you feel as happy and relieved as we do, probably.
Okay then. It looks like the weather might bee clearing up here in a bit, so I'm gonna go get ready to visit my Editor again.
I hope everybody has a wildly gratifying day! I'll see ya' later!