Sometimes I do sweat the small stuff
Because personal manifestos are useful.
Sometimes I do sweat the small stuff.
1) It’s “if I/he/she/it WERE”, not WAS.
2) “A propos”? No. Just NO.
3) Yes, you can (and may) end a sentence with a preposition.
4) People who repeat “I don’t know, CAN you?” when you ask them if you can do something have a special place in Hell.
5) It’s AdAlbert, not AdElbert, in case you were wondering.
6) No, my name is not “weird”, though it is rare, and, yes, old-fashioned; I had no control over this. But I don’t think I’d make a good “Dwayne” either. No offence to any Dwaynes.
7) American spelling? *laughs hysterically*
8) The Oxford comma, em dash, and semicolon are grossly neglected and – if used properly – may contribute to world peace; see what I did there.
9) #toomanyhashtags. Please. Restrain yourself.
10) Every time someone misuses the words “narrative”, “deconstruct”, “hegemony” and/or “discourse” I die a little.
Yes, sometimes I do sweat the small stuff.
Love me, love my quirks.
What are yours?