JS, boy, is my face red!

Ada Ann . . .  point well taken!!  You should have sent the URL earlier today and we would have all been on our written best!!  

http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/columns/Default.aspx?article=NationalGrammarDay&GT1=43001

McMakin . . . You are quirkie!!!!    

I've tried the perfectionist road and I'm not going there anymore.  It's not worth the stress.

I've tried the perfectionist road and I'm not going there anymore.  It's not worth the stress.

Okay, Sandy.  I've had my say.  I'll be quiet.  (Jada, high five!!!)

Down girls, didn't mean to get you all riled up!  I simply meant on the GB we are usually in a hurry & may be thinking faster than we can type!  I know many times I'm thinking the word "you are" and I type "your".  Sure I know the difference and no, it would never happen in a business letter or anything else I send out.  But on our class GB I may not go back and make all the corrections or take time to look up several words before sending it.  I'm a very good speller, but I'm a very bad typist!  What I think in my head doesn't come out the same in type!     Besides, sometimes it adds a little humor to the post!  

John, not in my world.

John, I'm a throw-back!

It is customary in this day and age to allow some grammer-slack.