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Coaches on the Edge to be on the Cover of O Magazine. Week 34.

By My Views from t..., Wednesday, July 21, 2010, 1 comments

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Laurie: Week 34, Oprah. Can you believe that a mere 34 weeks ago Coaches on the Edge started their quest to be on the cover of O magazine? Pretty impressive tenacity if you ask me. Now I don’t want to criticize, but just as impressive as 34 weeks of begging/cajoling/manipulating are, so is the bewilderment of a lack of response from you. No one can be that resolved to ignore 34 wildly clever, slightly brown-nosy, and always polite attempts to win you over to our point of view.

elizabeth: Rome wasn’t built in a day. The heat must be getting to me because I don’t like silly little expressions like this. Could Rome have been built in a day? I think not. So I think 34 weeks is not that bad considering that the Roman Empire did fall and we are still stranding. Albeit sweating and feeling like a couple of dish rags. Not to self: come up with less unappealing visuals about the coaches.

Laurie: If you’re concerned about not truly knowing us, I will bet that none of your guests submitted 34 individual, straight-from-the-heart requests to be on your show. And we’re not even talking show. We don’t need to have our say; we’ll be satisfied with a picture. No words will be necessary because we’ve already used them up in our thus-far-ignored requests. I don’t mean to sound cranky – maybe it’s this ridiculous heat – but 34 is a mighty big number. 34 – Open the Door. 35 – Stop all the Jive. 36 – Take our Pix. 37 – We would be in Heaven. Don’t make me go to 38, Mate.

elizabeth: Good grief. Now she is rhyming. Somebody throw some cold water on Laurie. Maya Angelou she ain’t.

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