You understand what you are saying (or writing), but do they?  I received an email yesterday that had a few acronyms that I couldn’t figure out. I had to Google them to see what my client was saying. So, I decided to write this article with a few acronyms and expressions to see if you can figure out what I’m saying. Here goes:

BTW, ICYMI, my last email said I need you to LMK … WYD, RN, because I have a problem and IDK how to solve it. TBH, I am stumped. I have TMI but NA. I didn’t cause this problem; “not my circus, not my monkeys.” The people who caused the problem are “ a few sandwiches short of a picnic” and my new boss is no help … he is “all hat and no cattle.” I need to “bite the bullet” and get this done. I hope I am not “barking up the wrong tree” in asking for your help. But I’m “more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs”, because I need to solve this problem. This is as “serious as a heart attack for me.” The only suggestions I’ve gotten from my team are about as “useful as a screen door on a submarine” or “a pogo stick in quicksand.” I am OMW to your place. TTYL

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