Good to see that your mom is feeling better, Matt.
Natter 74: Ready or Not
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Best wishes, Dana. I hope it works out.
Rough morning.
Glad to hear it, Matt!
I work with someone named Chevonne. The spelling makes me crazy.
I mean, I get it, but it would make me crazy, too.
Mmmm, donut.
Best of luck to the DH, Dana!
I am so glad it's Thursday. Which is almost Friday. Which is practically the weekend....
Happy vacationing, Dana!
Job~ma, DH of Dana.
Much job ~ma for Danaa's DH.
Matt, glad to hear good news about your mom!
-t, that's such a gorgeous area! I'm almost envious of your vacation except for the "backpacking" part. Have a great time!
The landscaper is here. I touched a plant I shouldn't've and now my hand itches. Work continues to kick my ass but I am slowly winning this battle. Q'apla.
Good mom news is great, Matt!
Job~ma, husband of Dana!
Happy vacationing, -t!
Fellow grammarians, have we lost the battle for not hyphenating an adverb adjective combo before a noun? In other words, phrases like "poorly defined law" rather than "poorly-defined law"?
I'm pretty sure CMOS agrees with me, but I see it all the time now.
We don't hyphenate adverb phrases when it's clear that the adverb modifies the following adjective, like when the adverb ends in -ly.
I'm with Zen on not using the hyphen when -ly is involved.