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2000 February 24

``It's all good.''


Track of a spreading meme: the first person I ever heard use the expression it's all good was Jenny Reed, at NASFiC last August. I asked around a bit afterward, but nobody I knew had heard it before or had any idea where it came from. (Didn't think to ask Jenny herself, oh well.)

Then I heard Keith Gabryelski using it last week in Boston, and a DJ on the radio a few minutes ago.

That's an odd enough assortment of people I predict we'll all be hearing a lot more of this one in the next year or two. You heard it here first.

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