And I am getting so I run on and on, so I am writing on the blog instead of the other.
I was feeling grateful, and I got to thinking of Fr. Lutz saying that if he didn't believe in God, he'd miss having someone to say thank you to when he was really feeling grateful--or something to that effect. He made a good point. So, I'm saying to who ever reads this, I am grateful today. Thanks.
I was feeling grateful, and I got to thinking of Fr. Lutz saying that if he didn't believe in God, he'd miss having someone to say thank you to when he was really feeling grateful--or something to that effect. He made a good point. So, I'm saying to who ever reads this, I am grateful today. Thanks.
I have been studying the pattern of suggested corrections on here, and it seems that every time I type so, the app wants to put a comma before it. Well heck. Except for that last time. Also, they insist that I put an apostrophe between the AA and the plural s and that pisses me off utterly. Is that going to be the new thing in English that becomes a rule because so many dumb people write it that way? Or has it already? Every time I see and add for Grammarly, I think of that. Which is one reason I am so negative about that app.
*The collage still is not done, but I have a tendency to go too far and ruin these things, and have to paint over them and start all over. This particular canvas has at least 10 layers on it already. So my new method is to hang it and watch it for a while. Then, when I think of something else it needs, I wait a while, and if I still think so, add a little more. I am not allowed to add anything I think of while I am actually working on it.
And also, on here, no one has to read it, so I can relax and just blab.
2 comments:
I am grateful for you and your day and, as ever, your collages, and am, as well, kind of pleased that, by way or what you've just written, Utterly has now replaced the name of the app now formerly known as something else.
I hereby promise fewer commas in the subsequent paragraphs.
So grateful am I, I'm expressing it to an Existence only vaguely present and otherwise unknown to me, capitalizing the E at the risk of utterly angering* the Man God, who I am actually pretty sure wouldn't get angry at my having replaced him with an unknown quality because I nevertheless render a certain amount of respect and awe which balances any undue doubt.
I resist so hard at any turn not to use an apostrophe for such pluralization; I could (almost) see if it were one A because of the word "as", but not AA. Never thought of the redundancy of how almost everybody probably writes that kind of battery. You gotta get AAs, eh?
One of us should show you how to move them fotos from the thingy you mentioned. I nominate the boy what gave it to you, not least because of my ineptitude, though, I'd be happy to give it a try if you're on later.
* I tried to write "angrying" and actually began to look up "to angry" before my memory kicked in.
Maybe some day I will be shown in person how to manipulate the computer camera, but, for now, I can do what I want photo wise after I get batteries in my camera. Thanks for your comment etc.
Everything else aside, I was always relaxed and comfortable with the ritual, incense, community, familiarity, friends made, staff, where we went each Sunday. Too bad one can't have that without brainwashing oneself, or knowingly saying a creed not believed in. Sometimes I miss all that. Of course, all that would be different now, as is everything. Somehow, a heartfelt "thank you" feels incomplete without at least a virtual recipient.
Another trip around the building today. Less boring than treadmill and takes about the same amount of time as I was allowing in the exercise room. I believe the being outside is a potent ingredient in the pursuit of normality or whatever. I had written this comment earlier and somehow lost it. It just popped up now as I was closing down. So that's good.
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