Jacquie wrote:
The only change in the books that I could see was that as England was now
using
decimal currency, any time money was mentioned it had been changed to its
decimal equivalent.
Most of us can cope with reference to both LSD and decimal money depending
on when the scenario/object
Hi to my Secret Pal in NZ!
I was so pleased to receive the goodies this morning after a not-too-good
start to the day!
The rose scented bath stuff, and the silver sugar star were looked at with
envy by my 4 - year old grand-daughter - she is into pink and purple in a very
big way and is training
On Feb 12, 2006, at 21:46, Martha Krieg wrote:
Ah, but when you put your text into Word, the spell-checker squiggles
under the colour words,
I don't know what my writing program is now -- Word, Word Perfect or
something else entirely -- nor where its spell-checker lives. But I do
know that
T, you always leave me rolling on the floor with your descriptions of
language issues!
I didn't see a problem with the victim example - youngest/smallest
children are often vulnerable.
However, I do frequently run into a problem where two current
grammatical shibboleths occur at the same
On Feb 13, 2006, at 23:05, Martha Krieg wrote:
T, you always leave me rolling on the floor with your descriptions of
language issues!
Always happy to be of service :)
I didn't see a problem with the victim example
No? Let me quote it again:
As the smallest child in the family of 5, her
