Welcome back from the Grammar Cop! This week’s batch o’ boo-boos could have easily been caught by any decent proofreader with her wits about her… but they didn’t want to hire me. Go figure. 😀
Laughter: The Universal Language – #30
Carrying on our religious theme from last week, here are a few more chuckle-inducing jabs at all faiths (I’m an equal-opportunity humourist).
Friday Follies #101 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Greetings, FF friends! The Grammar Cop’s cup runneth over with a giant mess o’ mistakes this week. Here are a few off the top:
Yes, I write songs too. :-)
So last Saturday, I enjoyed a real thrill. A great musical group called “Related” performed two of my songs in a popular coffeehouse.
Book news!
My book, “Surviving Hollywood North: Crew Confessions from an Insider,” is now on sale as a paperback (as well as an eBook) on Amazon.com. Please note…
Laughter: The Universal Language – #29
With so much worry and sorrow going on these days, how about a teensy bit of escape? What follows is some very humourous (humorous to you American folks!) and clever wording on church signs.
Friday Follies #100 – It’s QUIZ time, ladies and gents!
HAPPY 100TH ANNIVERSARY, FELLOW FOLLYSTERS! Who’d have thought we’d get to this point?! Now here’s the quiz I promised you, in honour of this special occasion! Thought I forgot, didn’t you? Well I didn’t! 😀
Laughter: The Universal Language – #28
Sometimes I find hilarious stories on Quora.com. It’s a question-and-answer site where you can find real gems mixed in with sillier stuff. It’s worth wading through, as you’ll see with today’s little tale I “borrowed” from them.
Friday Follies #99 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Welcome back, FF friends and fans. The Grammar Cop hopes you’ve had an error-free week, because she herself did not! Take a look:
Nutcases in the U.S.?
I didn’t think there were that many, okay? I said Trump would never win any primaries – voters have more sense than that. Then I said…
Crossed Eyes and Dotted Tees 