Why LNU?
Tell Me a Story...
So in the police department, you have forms you have to fill out—lots of forms. If you don't know a person's last name, you put down "LNU" for "Last Name Unknown."
The story goes that there was once a new police captain sitting in his office looking through paperwork. After about 5 minutes he called in the desk sergeant and said, "who is this Lnu family, and what are we doing about all the crime they're committing?!"
This will be a somewhat anonymous journal of mine: people who know my blog history will know me, but no one in my real life will (hopefully).
Some of you may like it, some not. But it'll be me; that much I can promise.
So in the police department, you have forms you have to fill out—lots of forms. If you don't know a person's last name, you put down "LNU" for "Last Name Unknown."
The story goes that there was once a new police captain sitting in his office looking through paperwork. After about 5 minutes he called in the desk sergeant and said, "who is this Lnu family, and what are we doing about all the crime they're committing?!"
This will be a somewhat anonymous journal of mine: people who know my blog history will know me, but no one in my real life will (hopefully).
Some of you may like it, some not. But it'll be me; that much I can promise.
(smiles)
Hi, Hank.
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Thérèse |
9:57 AM