Why not, you ask? Because I’m not entirely sure I’d want a personal typist who
- Likes to use run-on sentences.
- Is too “buzy” to double-check her spelling.
- Wouldn’t recognize parallelism if it bonked her on the head.
- Seems confused about when to use question marks.
- Types two periods at the end of a sentence.
Other than that, she’s probably great!
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Ok guessing her qualifications have to do with the fact that there is no trace of white-out LOL
I love my wordprocessor and couldn’t live without a spellchecker to catch my dyslexic typos.
okay, you’ve hit upon one of my pet peeves. . . the complete idiot! Seriously, it is scary to think how many people out there wouldn’t recognize the problems with this flyer. Try hiring good help and you’ll see what I mean. Not only can’t they write, they don’t speak much better. Very good photo and post!
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It’s nice that she put her “skills” right out on display like that. No guessing as to the quality of her work!
I WONDER IF SHE KNOWS HOW TO TYPE WITHOUT USING ALL CAPS?
LOL, Shauna and Nicole! Sad but true.
Are we assuming the typist is a she or do we know that it is a she? Just curious
Deb,
To avoid the “he/she” reference, this was simply a decision to choose one pronoun over another. I could have just as easily used the generic “he.”
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Kim
Hahaha, that was a good one!
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