LeN, I don't know! I will have to find out.
I have been nearly insensible with pain all day. Seeing double, light-headed, the whole nine yards. I'm hoping it will reach a point where I'm acclimated. Like, Saturday? That would be good. Because my pain specialist appointment is 2 weeks away, and my migraine specialist appointment is a month from now.
If you were going to recommend a book like Strunk and White that wasn't Strunk and White, what would it be?
I already had take out last night, so I suspect the closest I am going to get to pizza tonight is a Lean Pocket or two.
Also, my sister just told me something that I am pretty sure is complete BS, and I really want to call her on it, but I'm not sure what the intent behind the BS is, so I'm not sure I should.
eta: Ugh ita !. I hope it fades, or something.
You guys, I am so bored. It's like I've run out of brain for the week by Thursday evening.
Oh my, ita. Good luck making it through. Also, Garner's Modern American Usage?
ita,
so, what purpose do you need to use a book that is not Strunk & White?
Hey, Boston people -- will I need a winter jacket up there this weekend, or will I be OK with a lined corduroy one?
Thanks Lee, Jesse.
LeN, I was looking for a more modern opinion on the same topic, or at least just a different take on grammar and usage of modern English.
I'm wearing my winter coat still, but didn't really need it this afternoon. It's 30s-50s, and will be. Depends how much time you'll be spending outside, I guess.
I'm personally a big fan of Grammar Snobs are Great Big Meanies. It cracks me up.
I always just use The Chicago Manual of Style, ita, but that's not really what you're looking for.
I'm sorry the pain was so bad today. I wish you could get earlier appointments.
(My)Sara sat and watched a Big Bang Theory rerun with me earlier (she wanted to cuddle) and didn't ever ask what "coitus" meant. I'm not sure whether that's a good or bad thing.