wylie, not kylie

Oh, for goodness sake. You're too freaking POLITE, WYLIE KINSON. **

If I get your name wrong (twice) you're supposed to say, "yo, beyotch, I'm going to be more famous than you some day. And when I am, I plan on calling you 'Kathy.' All the time."

Sheesh.

Now everyone must go enter the contest. Make it a New Year's resolution that's easy to keep.

______

**She didn't say a word. I finally figured it out, several days later.

Comments

  1. Anonymous2:49 PM

    Oh Kate - the funny thing is, I kinda like Kylie. Kylie Winson.... has a nice ring, doesn't it?! ;)
    ... and I've been called WAY worse.

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  2. Anonymous8:07 PM

    See, Wylie is a sweetie! I am with her, I have been called much, much worse as well. That and no one can pronounce my last name correctly.

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  3. Larissa Ione2:43 PM

    Hi Kate!

    Just wanted to stroll by and wish you a happy New Year! Hope it's awesome! :)

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  4. Megan Frampton7:34 PM

    Can I call you Kathy?!?

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  5. Kate7:45 PM

    snort.
    Yeah, if I can call you Meg, or rather Meeg.

    Hi Larissa and Amy!

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  6. Anonymous10:45 PM

    Kate R - or should I say Summer D - I just finished 'Invisible Touch' and wanted to tell you that I enjoyed it immensely! What a fun premise!!
    I look forward to reading many more of your stories...

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  7. Kate3:51 PM

    why, thank you, Ms. Kinson.

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