Wednesday, 25 February 2015

typos

I know I know… a writer should master his language perfectly, whether he/she  is writing a book, a blog, or even the grocery list. And still… I can only guess how many typing errors or how many mistakes in the translation you have already spotted. You see, the thing is… This is how I write. I start with one word, not even knowing how the next sentence will end. I just let it flow. If this would be a manuscript instead of a blog, I’d probably grill it for months, trying to cook out any single error that gnaws through  the paragraphs. (And even then, some of those little buggers would still roam free.)

But, here and now, I just want you to follow my flow of thoughts. I want to tell you something without overthinking how grammar Nazis would put their iron sighs at every single sentence. I guess they already have a field trip with this text. So please indulge me when reading these humble messages. Even though the spelling is not 100% fail proof, I will do my best to surprise you every time your eyes discover a new entry on this blog. Not convinced? How about you read the next message tomorrow. It’ll make my statement more clear.

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