While searching for clip art, and pictures, for forthcoming blog messages, I found this one (left). The “proofreader” in me spotted the mistake immediately. Strange how these things “pop out at me.” There was a time in my life when “proofing” was a full-time job.
I see it as poorly written in general but what is the mistake(s). joy needs a comma I think. All of you vs you all??? I would say to all. we wish vs wish. No Capitols or punctuation! Except for one lone comma.
Jimmie, I’m grinning from ear to ear. The word “with” is misspelled. ~~ Maybe I should have sent this reply privately so the next reader doesn’t have a clue?? WISHING YOU, and all my readers, A BLESSED JESUS BIRTHDAY SEASON.
[…] “Proofreader“ caught this little mistake too. Don’t let my observation distract from the merit of the message. (Let me know if you decipher that word.) […]
I see it as poorly written in general but what is the mistake(s). joy needs a comma I think. All of you vs you all??? I would say to all. we wish vs wish. No Capitols or punctuation! Except for one lone comma.
Jimmie, I’m grinning from ear to ear. The word “with” is misspelled. ~~ Maybe I should have sent this reply privately so the next reader doesn’t have a clue?? WISHING YOU, and all my readers, A BLESSED JESUS BIRTHDAY SEASON.
It’s a “paradigm shift”; you saw what you expected to see.
[…] “Proofreader“ caught this little mistake too. Don’t let my observation distract from the merit of the message. (Let me know if you decipher that word.) […]