since you claim to be an English teacher, perhaps edit this:
"As any normal person would whom life has put through the ringer"
It's "wringer" not "ringer"
I haven't been an English teacher for many years, and I never claimed to be a particularly good one.
At any rate, thanks for pointing that out. Edited.
no harm no foul.
this was a very good column.
I had really good english teachers in high school and it has stuck with me.
when I see excess apostrophes, or 'there' when used for 'their' (and vice versa), it makes me a little crazy
but ... just a little ...
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since you claim to be an English teacher, perhaps edit this:
"As any normal person would whom life has put through the ringer"
It's "wringer" not "ringer"
I haven't been an English teacher for many years, and I never claimed to be a particularly good one.
At any rate, thanks for pointing that out. Edited.
no harm no foul.
this was a very good column.
I had really good english teachers in high school and it has stuck with me.
when I see excess apostrophes, or 'there' when used for 'their' (and vice versa), it makes me a little crazy
but ... just a little ...