A chronicle (albeit infrequent) of the life and lives of the Crockett family.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Pet Peeve
I was reading the local neighborhood mailer that comes out every week (which shall remain nameless), and it was giving a recipe. Three times in the article it referred to bread dough as "doe". Correction: a doe is a female deer, NOT something you knead, that would be dough.
Just before you blogged me- I was checking your blog out- how funny! How is texas? Whats going on with your move back to Utah? Life here sure is different but when in Rome..... ( I cant tell you how many churches we have been invited to)
I have the same kind of pet-peave!! i.e: their/they're/there and cordon bleu is not cordon blue. We get home owners association newsletters every so often, and you'd swear they didn't think to have someone check for grammatical/spelling errors. What do ya do?
We are the Crocketts. I suppose we are not the only ones, but we feel unique. Mike and I met and married at the Mesa, AZ temple in 2002. It was not a long romance to say the least, but when you know something's right, why wait? So it was with daughter #1. Amy joined our budding family in May 2003, just two weeks before our first year anniversary. Taylie made our little circle bigger 17 months afterward. Macey decided to add a little spunk to our lives 19 months later, and now, here we are, 17 months later with Jack here to make the circle complete...or so we thought! We will be welcoming our newest little princess to the family the end of May 2010. To me, family is the breath of life. It's what makes my heart smile and my spirit soar.
4 comments:
Gross....that is so annoying! I wish that I could get paid for the editing that I do! How are you guys?
Just before you blogged me- I was checking your blog out- how funny! How is texas? Whats going on with your move back to Utah? Life here sure is different but when in Rome..... ( I cant tell you how many churches we have been invited to)
I have the same kind of pet-peave!! i.e: their/they're/there and cordon bleu is not cordon blue. We get home owners association newsletters every so often, and you'd swear they didn't think to have someone check for grammatical/spelling errors. What do ya do?
Yep! I have taken local papers and circled mistakes. It's amazing. Apparantly they "layed off" the proofreader!
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