Ever found yourself doing this? I know I have.
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good ones Tracy :) Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI thought that i was the only person on Earth who ever did that with a sentence.....
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are awesome and so true. I rearrange my sentences on a daily basis (spelling isn't my thing). Thanks for the laughs!
ReplyDeleteI love that first one and have been known to do it if I don't have a dictionary handy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laughs today! Funny and true!
ReplyDeleteI haven't done the throwing chocolate one, but oh yeah with my limited vocababl.. erm.. with my bad spelling ... I do the top quote all the time. :D
ReplyDeleteHi yes and just give me the chocolate now , now I said. This minute , Lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving comment on my blog
That's one way of getting around it! :) Always good to give chocolate!
ReplyDeleteSo true! I've changed sentences more than I care to admit because I don't know how to spell a word! So throw me some chocolate! Now! *L*
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't so that, changing sentences when I can't think of a word. Well, almost never. Well, when I say almost never, I mean a bit. Okay, you got me pegged.
ReplyDeleteAm I that transparent?
I do that all the time! Same thing applies when there are two words that sound the same but are spelled different and I don't know which one to use!
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy,
ReplyDeleteI have definitely changed a sentence if I can't spell a particular word, although I get really annoyed with myself when I do!
English was always my strongest and most favourite subject at school, however having Google on tap to check spellings has made me very lazy!
Bad grammar, bad editing and bad spelling, really do annoy me if I am reading a book, especially if the author has specifically made the review request and the book has been independently published.
The idea of having a temper tantrum, just so that I can get chocolate thrown at me, is a very tempting one!
Yvonne.
Yup, been there, done that.
ReplyDeletethat last quote made me smile.
ReplyDelete...so true!
xx