It’s so important to run spell check on our work, no? All it takes is one or two letters out of place, and if we’re not careful, we suddenly have Santa — and his signature candy cane — making a surprising cameo appearance in a familiar New Testament story. 🎄🤭
Have a wonderful weekend!
Funny and so true! Drives me nuts when I find errors in my blog posts! 🙂 God bless!
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I know, me too. 😳
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I thought I was the only one who felt that way. 😆
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When I first published my book, I realized afterwards that several times I had written “angles” when I meant “angels.” It was so embarrassing because I had sent about 100 books out to all my family and extended family and it had that error in it. I fixed it after that, but there are a bunch of people who have the original copy that says “an angle appeared at the end of the hallway” instead of an “angel appeared.” Big difference in words! 🙂 God bless!
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Yes, context changes the perception you wanted to paint.
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Definitely a big difference, but I wonder if anyone really noticed? I’m sure that your family and friends were simply proud of and excited for you for having written the book. 🙂
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Oh no! I feel the same, too! Especially after the post is already published. 😮
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We’ll pray for Bob. 🙏🏼
Sometimes we need to be in the presence when reading and listening.
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Yes, hopefully Bob got the memo that Santa is nowhere to be found in the Bible! 😉
And you are right about needing to be present. Wise words!
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And so this experience has happen to me. My director completely forgot to read the timesheets correctly, and she missed a time. 😑 luckily I caught it and adjusted to send to payroll. 🤓
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My goodness! I’m glad that you caught her error in time. 😯
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😆
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Hilarious 😂!!
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🙂
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