JargonTalk

And here’s the title:

Lexidiem
Lexidiem. n. sing. lek-si’-dee-im. 1. Word of the day. [Modern American English, from Greek lexis (word) and Latin diem (day), reflecting the hodgepodge of roots that make up Modern American English words].
http://lexidiem.blogspot.com/

Went online on 7/3/2006, and people are beginning to look at it. Have published a few things so far, and response so far has been positive.

Take a look – comments and/or criticism welcome!

... and ignore all of those non-smokers tell you that “it’s just will power” because it’s not. It is tough, but you can do it like so many of us have done for ourselves. Lots or remedies and support groups out there on the Internet. Do a quick Google search with the term “stop smoking” and you can see what you get:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22stop+smoking%22&btnG=Google+Search

Over 9 million hits – that should give you a start!

... three strikes, and you’re out!

Anyone deserves a second chance, even in an abusive relationship. But just how many chances does one give?

Simplify, just follow the Baseball Rule: 3 strikes and YOU’RE OUT!

Try it – it works.