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18

Hi!

Don’t you want to be eleven and have nothing else to do with your time than paint “Hi” on your hand and show it to people?

Princess says “hi” is a really cool word. It’s fun to say, it’s short, and it’s easy to spell!!!

If you google “hi” you’ll find it’s an expression of greeting, a magazine, an index that combines air temperature and relative humidity to determine an apparent temperature, the sum of two or more hazard quotients for chemicals, the groove in the upper side of a blade, a measure of potential human health hazards from noncarcinogenic substances, and the abbreviation for hearing impaired and the state of Hawaii.

Not to mention the subject of a quite Seinfeld-ish blog post!

Hi!! :smile:

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  1. 9-18
    7:39
    am

    :biggrin: Hiiiiiiii, Princess!!!! I wish I had time to do my laundry, let alone write “Hi!” LOL!! It’s great to be a kid, isn’t it????? :yes: :treehugger: :butterfly: :guitar: :catmeow:

    MARY - Reply to this comment Reply
  2. 9-18
    7:46
    am

    Clearly “Hi” is one of the most underrated words in the English language.

    Hi everyone! :wave:

    Ellen - Reply to this comment Reply
  3. 9-18
    8:11
    am

    Only the young really understand life. They live in the moment and let everything else take care of itself. :clock: I can (if I try really hard)remember those days. :mrgreen: Stay just the way you are Princess and you will be fine.Enjoy life as you live it. Have a great day and HI to all. :wave:

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  4. 9-18
    8:32
    am

    HI :wave: I did the exact same thing when I was a kid !!! Wrote HI on textbooks, jeans, desks (oops), and even carved it into trees. :treehugger: I think I thought I was leaving some sort of legacy —-maybe I did ??

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  5. 9-18
    10:26
    am

    Hi right back to you Princess! :wave:

    It’s a wonderful word that can brighten someone’s day so easily. :purr:

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  6. 9-18
    11:04
    am

    Regarding Faye’s missing dog – it’s probably on her to-do list to finding it! :lol:

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  7. 9-18
    1:31
    pm

    Hi! Who knew it was such a versatile word? :catmeow:

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  8. 9-18
    2:16
    pm

    Hi back princess. :wave: I don’t think I would want to be 11 again. 21 maybe. :purr: Hope everyone has a great day today.

    leanne :snoopy: :hug:

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  9. 9-18
    2:55
    pm

    Hi Princess!
    Who knew it had so many definitions?

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  10. 9-18
    4:44
    pm

    I had no idea “hi” had so many meanings!

    “Hi” back to Princess.

    But what I want to know is if she can make the Vulcan hand sign, said with “Live long and prosper.” :lol:

    -Kim, who is exhausted from two days of laying laminate flooring with her Dad

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  11. 9-18
    5:11
    pm

    HI! There. I did it. I took the time to write “hi”. :mrgreen:

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  12. 9-18
    5:37
    pm

    I think I knew that ‘hi’ bit about chemicals, it sounded familiar lol

    Lis - Reply to this comment Reply
  13. 9-18
    5:49
    pm

    HI. *g* I remember practicing to write HI in my best cursive handwriting on my papers, jeans, the bottom of my shoes……
    I still would not be a teenager for anything in the world, ever again.

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  14. 9-18
    6:00
    pm

    love it. Hi back at ‘cha

    Dru - Reply to this comment Reply
  15. 9-18
    6:38
    pm

    Leave it to you to figure out ‘hi’ Good going. And it looks so cute on eleven’s hand. Hi right back. :wave:

    kaye - Reply to this comment Reply
  16. 9-18
    9:57
    pm

    Hi :mrgreen:

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  17. 5-18
    3:06
    pm

    That Princess…she is such a character. I know you enjoy her so much!

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  18. 5-18
    3:08
    pm

    AND have you noticed the back of her hand? It is long, meaning those are creative people, I read. If your hand is like small and square you are not creative. Now, I don’t know if this is true, but I read that. LOL

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