So I'm writing a blog. With the help of Ben, Jo, and Gizmo, I will be broadcasting my life. Look forward to chronicles of our adventure's and run ins with the local fuzz, film and television reviews, and ideas of mine for books, shows, and movies.
I couldn't comment on the following post...what gives??? FYI: the "dam" to which you were refering is spelled sans 'n'. That's the burning-in-hell homonym that usually in no way defines a log aquatic structure constructed by the Castor genus of the rodent family (ie. beaver). Sorry - this was a long-winded and perhaps overly-informative way of correcting your on your spelling.
I wish you were here! I'm hitting up Campobello Island today, though I imagine that, even if you were, you, too, would forgo taking a dip in those frigid Canadian waters. I'll stick to the rock-collecting today...
Oh, rest assured, I would blame him if multisyllabic words like "inauspicious" were misspelled (noice one, by the way. I don't even think I've used that one in a sentence before. Ku-dos, my bro), but dam, as in a beaver dam, is not forgivable, and I will also blame Ben for not catching that blight. Send 'em to me afterwards for a second opinion and I'll fix you up right.
While I don't fully agree that I am to blame I will certainly be more attentive in the future. Also I am totally taking credit for "inauspicious" as I set forward the word of the month challenge. Although Tay did find a place to cram it into a sentence. And maybe we will get around to explaining the challenge at some point.
I couldn't comment on the following post...what gives??? FYI: the "dam" to which you were refering is spelled sans 'n'. That's the burning-in-hell homonym that usually in no way defines a log aquatic structure constructed by the Castor genus of the rodent family (ie. beaver). Sorry - this was a long-winded and perhaps overly-informative way of correcting your on your spelling.
ReplyDeleteI wish you were here! I'm hitting up Campobello Island today, though I imagine that, even if you were, you, too, would forgo taking a dip in those frigid Canadian waters. I'll stick to the rock-collecting today...
To be fair, Ben is in charge of editing my work, because it is riddled with typos and errors of all nature. So blame him.
ReplyDeleteOh, rest assured, I would blame him if multisyllabic words like "inauspicious" were misspelled (noice one, by the way. I don't even think I've used that one in a sentence before. Ku-dos, my bro), but dam, as in a beaver dam, is not forgivable, and I will also blame Ben for not catching that blight. Send 'em to me afterwards for a second opinion and I'll fix you up right.
ReplyDeleteWhile I don't fully agree that I am to blame I will certainly be more attentive in the future. Also I am totally taking credit for "inauspicious" as I set forward the word of the month challenge. Although Tay did find a place to cram it into a sentence. And maybe we will get around to explaining the challenge at some point.
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