As we say when we are all over the place: “EEEEEEE!” I’ve presented two papers on the evolution and power of EEEE in north-central New Mexico. One at a national conference in 2019, and the other at an International conference in August. I’m spreading EEEE all over the place.
Haha! I love it!
How cool is that? You’ve got the power of EEEE (what the hell is that anyway?)
EEEE is short for ¡Hijo! which is short for ¡Hijola!
Alrighty then! 😀
I leave it for you to look it the meaning if you are curious.
Welll… Hijo means child, no?
And then I looked up Hijola (and they showed Hijole – as an interjection a “Wow!”)
It is Hijole, but we pronounce it Hijola out here, often emphasizing the “la”. Hijo is a child except in the Rio Grande Valley of north-central New Mexico where it’s used as a short form of Hijole. EEEE is a shorter, nicer form of the two. We also say “¡A la machina!”
I am forever learning. Thanks for the lesson, amigo!
EEEEEEEE! Yesiree Brian. It’s an oldie but goodie. I use a red Logitech mouse on my Stratocaster mouse pad. Most of our staff have magic mice, or magic pads. I like my mice to have tails.
I’m having to use the Dell for the interface on our access control system. I finally found a tech who was able to get into our access control system on the new building. It’s an old Honeywell system and only works with Internet Explorer, which is a dinosaur, and extinct on all new Windows computers. This Dell had IE left over from when it had XP or Windows 7 or whatever before windows 10. Windows is constantly pestering me to upgrade the IE to Edge, but then I couldn’t program the access control system.
I’ve lived that scenario before – might not be too shocking to know that a fortune 50 company that I have some familiarity with was having to purchase old VAX machines off of ebay just to keep some of the shop floors functioning. Won’t be long before the hardware will not be the real issue rather having anyone with knowledge that can get them functioning due to retirement knowledge drain.
That’s a big problem. Even if you find the old stuff, how do you use it.
THAT SOUNDS LIKE NOISES US FANGIRLS MAKE WHEN SOMETHING EXCITING HAPPENS IN THE STUFF WE FANGIRL OVER AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH
(Also- the car photo is GORGEOUS)
What a massive and wonderful old car. And the the post title got us wondering, have the kitties ever caught/played with/devoured any EEEE emitting critters?
That was an interesting car. It looks like in only has one wheel in the back with those fender skirts. It was a unique color, also. the cats only play with things that go EEEE. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Don’t forget about the partial lunar eclipse tonight. Starts at midnight, reaches peak at 2 am. The moon should be at 97%. Total length of eclipse at 3+ hours. The next eclipse this long should be in 600 years.
OMG, I love that EEEEEEE button; especially after reading your explanation to Dale. Wow. I had forgotten about Hijola! Yes, yes, yes. Heard and said that A LOT when I lived in ABQ, lo, these many, many moons ago. Googled, etsied, and amazoned to find it, but no dice. >> sigh <<
EEEEEE is still used in my world. It seems that CraftyScoundrel who made the EEEE buttons has not been active since 2016. Thanks, Ed. BTW have you seen the videos by Lynette our local Burqueña?
No, sir. I have not seen them. >> a minute or two passes << Just found them on YouTube. I will need to avail myself of them, for sure! Thank you for turning me on to them.
I thought you might enjoy that clip. She’s perfect.
Si. Hilarante, Ese.
Eeeeee. If you’re in NM don’t dreek the water, and watch out for La Llorona. I presented a paper at the NEMLA conference last year on La Llorona. I would have used some of Lil Baby Dreamer’s song in the talk if I had time. I used Lynette in papers I presented at the PAMLA conference in 2019 and the ICCG last August. I’m spreading NM speak around the world.
That’s awesome. NMs are about more than just Hatch Chiles!
Cannot help but giggle at this whole post. You are all over the place! And I love it!
As we say when we are all over the place: “EEEEEEE!” I’ve presented two papers on the evolution and power of EEEE in north-central New Mexico. One at a national conference in 2019, and the other at an International conference in August. I’m spreading EEEE all over the place.
Haha! I love it!
How cool is that? You’ve got the power of EEEE (what the hell is that anyway?)
EEEE is short for ¡Hijo! which is short for ¡Hijola!
Alrighty then! 😀
I leave it for you to look it the meaning if you are curious.
Welll… Hijo means child, no?
And then I looked up Hijola (and they showed Hijole – as an interjection a “Wow!”)
It is Hijole, but we pronounce it Hijola out here, often emphasizing the “la”. Hijo is a child except in the Rio Grande Valley of north-central New Mexico where it’s used as a short form of Hijole. EEEE is a shorter, nicer form of the two. We also say “¡A la machina!”
I am forever learning. Thanks for the lesson, amigo!
¡De nada! ¡Señora guapa!
¡Oh, tú! ¡Me haces sonrojar!
¡Bonita en rosa también!
Ahorale, Timoteo!
¡Gracias, Juanita!
“Wow”, that old mouse is quite “surprising”
EEEEEEEE! Yesiree Brian. It’s an oldie but goodie. I use a red Logitech mouse on my Stratocaster mouse pad. Most of our staff have magic mice, or magic pads. I like my mice to have tails.
I’m having to use the Dell for the interface on our access control system. I finally found a tech who was able to get into our access control system on the new building. It’s an old Honeywell system and only works with Internet Explorer, which is a dinosaur, and extinct on all new Windows computers. This Dell had IE left over from when it had XP or Windows 7 or whatever before windows 10. Windows is constantly pestering me to upgrade the IE to Edge, but then I couldn’t program the access control system.
I’ve lived that scenario before – might not be too shocking to know that a fortune 50 company that I have some familiarity with was having to purchase old VAX machines off of ebay just to keep some of the shop floors functioning. Won’t be long before the hardware will not be the real issue rather having anyone with knowledge that can get them functioning due to retirement knowledge drain.
That’s a big problem. Even if you find the old stuff, how do you use it.
THAT SOUNDS LIKE NOISES US FANGIRLS MAKE WHEN SOMETHING EXCITING HAPPENS IN THE STUFF WE FANGIRL OVER AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH
(Also- the car photo is GORGEOUS)
It maybe universal when it comes to noises excited fan girls make. Thanks, PBS.
I like that car!
It’s a great car. It’s the color of the cottons down the street. Thanks, Dawn.
Wow! What a great post. All awesome, Tim.
Thanks, Jeff.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Great car but the driver looks a bit weird 🙂
Ghost driver. Thanks, Rudi.
Eee es épico en cualquier idioma
Eso es cierto, pero depende de la palabra de la que se derive y de lo épica que sea. Gracias, Shey.
Orange crush! I’d ask but then I read your dialogue with Dale, so EEEEE!!!!!
Those oranges are precious!
EEEEE is the word. Resa said the AGMs use EEEE, also, so I think it is fairly universal and powerful. Thanks, Marina.
I know and I should have made the connection, EEEEE!!! 😉😁
This is magical.
Thanks, Unice. Do you have a EEEE in your vocabulary?
Not yet, Sir. I have only EE😃😃.
What a massive and wonderful old car. And the the post title got us wondering, have the kitties ever caught/played with/devoured any EEEE emitting critters?
That was an interesting car. It looks like in only has one wheel in the back with those fender skirts. It was a unique color, also. the cats only play with things that go EEEE. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
The conference and paper presentation sounds interesting. Tell us more?
The sunsets are as beautiful as always.
What kind of car is that? It’s a cool one.
I think it’s a 1950 Nash Statesmen. Thanks, Teri.
Don’t forget about the partial lunar eclipse tonight. Starts at midnight, reaches peak at 2 am. The moon should be at 97%. Total length of eclipse at 3+ hours. The next eclipse this long should be in 600 years.
¡EEEEEEEEEEEE! That’s waaay past my bedtime, but I may have to get up for it. Thanks, David.
EEEEE the eclipse was all foggy on my end. fab color of that blue and orange!!!!💥🌊
love it!!!!🍊
I got up and got the eclipse. The moon was calling. Thanks, Cindy.
Nice job… our lucky day!💖👏 pleasure and thank you !
Eeeeee! LOL!
Okay, that’s my tree and Dale’s tree!
How beautiful!
You alls trees. Thanks, Resa.
OMG, I love that EEEEEEE button; especially after reading your explanation to Dale. Wow. I had forgotten about Hijola! Yes, yes, yes. Heard and said that A LOT when I lived in ABQ, lo, these many, many moons ago. Googled, etsied, and amazoned to find it, but no dice. >> sigh <<
EEEEEE is still used in my world. It seems that CraftyScoundrel who made the EEEE buttons has not been active since 2016. Thanks, Ed. BTW have you seen the videos by Lynette our local Burqueña?
No, sir. I have not seen them. >> a minute or two passes << Just found them on YouTube. I will need to avail myself of them, for sure! Thank you for turning me on to them.
Lynette is so funny. Here’s another local you will enjoy: https://youtu.be/YOrVn1LY-SU
Bwahahaha!
I thought you might enjoy that clip. She’s perfect.
Si. Hilarante, Ese.
Eeeeee. If you’re in NM don’t dreek the water, and watch out for La Llorona. I presented a paper at the NEMLA conference last year on La Llorona. I would have used some of Lil Baby Dreamer’s song in the talk if I had time. I used Lynette in papers I presented at the PAMLA conference in 2019 and the ICCG last August. I’m spreading NM speak around the world.
That’s awesome. NMs are about more than just Hatch Chiles!