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Dan & his Typos

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Last week, as I was reading my review of Julie Andrews’ memoir to a friend who likes my speaking voice, I found I often had to pause to mark a typo on the printout.  I have since fixed those errors.

In the past few days, as I’ve been reviewing my posts on marriage, I found a similar number of mistakes.  I guess I’m not the greatest proof-reader of my own work.

In this medium, our readers are often our editors.  If you catch a mistake in any of my posts, would you please alert me to it? Â

Thanks!Â

Comments

  2. I can definitely relate. I am always careful to keep anything I write free from spelling errors, grammatical mistakes, and every other type of writing blunder. Then after I checking what I’ve written multiple times, I send it out. Inevitably, if I check it again, I’ll still find bad errors.

  3. Tahnkfully, my writnig is allways error free. I ascribe this to cleen living and pelenty of carless screwtiny. Mabe you could ware a tuxsedoe when you right as a way to remind yurself that you need to be purfect.

  4. Don’t sweat it, Dan. Those of us who have attained a degree in English still find the need to run grammar & spell-check on all items.

    Regards,
    Peter H.

  7. Dan, here’s the thing. If I notice some bad typo and tell you via e-mail, that means I have to switch over to my e-mail account, go through a series of clicks as I interact with some slow-ish Web mail service, etc. I’m more likely to just write a quick comment on the post itself. But there have been 1-2 occasions when you’ve expressed not enjoying that. So, I no longer say anything.