Weird, random question, since Word is apparently very confused. Is it "well-being" or "well being" because Word thinks both are wrong and keeps suggesting the other one whenever I change it.
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M-W online says well-being. I agree.
Well, being that it's Word....
(sorry)
Metra trains let you have open containers of alcohol.
M-W online says well-being. I agree.
That's what I had first. Thanks.
Well, being that it's Word....
(sorry)
No need to apologize. Not the first time I've had it do this to me. There's a bunch of compound words that it does this with.
tommyrot - hoping that Brownie dissolves quickly and with best possible outcome for your vision.
Metra trains let you have open containers of alcohol.
Amtrak will sell it to you.
"If you're walking around with a steaming hot coffee on the 5 or the 4 train at 8:30 a.m., I would hope to hell the cop would give you a summons because you have no right to do that. It's not right and it's not courteous to your fellow passengers," said MTA Chairman Peter Kalikow.
Has Peter Kalikow never bought coffee to go? Is he unaware of the plastic lids?
Oh, and I think Word just has stuff that they always want you to check -- depending on the usage, you might want "well being" or "well-being." (Or "Well, being....")
No need to apologize.
Well, I was more apologizing (to all) for the bad joke.
Also, thanks JenP and everyone else.
In the last day or two, it hasn't gotten any worse. Also, to some extent I've gotten used to it. Before I was constantly blinking, because the blurriness kept on making me think I had something in my eye. (For a while I felt like things would be easier if I wore an eye patch.) Still seems to be a limit on how long I can stare at a computer screen, however.
Ach, Tom, that sounds rough.
Still, eye patch? Pirate! I vote yes.