I was doing a little desktop cleaning yesterday and started giggling when I got to my keyboard. No, I haven't become completely unhinged, I was looking at my A and E key on the keyboard. I have so diligently typed my way to the point where my E looks like an F and my A looks like a forward slash. Good thing I type by memory. (no hunt and peck for me or I'd be toast)
This all made me think of the old tootsie pop commercials where the owl, wearing a graduation cap, so smartly conducts his own experiment on how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop. Apparently the wise and scientific conclussion is 3, since that's how many times you lick it before you just bite into the candy to get to the chocolate center. So, now I have been pondering how many keystrokes I make a day and how many key strokes it takes to wear the letters off your keyboard.
On a practical note, I may have to find a way to convince the IT people that a new keyboard is a good idea. God forbid I should have to wear all of the letters off my keyboard.




