Tia:
Alternatives to “worth taking a peak at”:
…worth viewing
…worth seeing
…worthy of a look
… WORTH THINKING ABOUT BEFORE PERPUTATING ANOTHER GENERATION OF PEOPLE WHO DON’T KNOW WHERE THERE GRAMMAR BOOK IS AT
Tim “the ending a sentence in a proposition” snob
PS - I see this horrible grammar in USA Today, the local paper, and recently in a John Grisham so “everybody is doing it.”
on 06 Jun 2007 at 9:48 am 3.Tia said …
LOL…since I just FINALLY learned to change my habit last year on this word, I get to say… “you spelled “there” wrong :-). It should be “their” grammar book, incorrectly spelled as “thier” by yours truly for the last 25 or so years. “Their” is possessive and “there” is location.
Oh Sarah…are we right?
Or maybe you meant to do that as the joke you did there. I don’t always pick up on where the jokes are at.
on 07 Jun 2007 at 12:55 pm 4.Carrie said …
Awesome photographs! (The photographer has a bad habit of ending on prepositions though. ) I’ve spent the past 30 minutes looking over his site, though. Absolutely beautiful!
Conscious Living….Deliberate Living. Deciding what I want to strive for and then setting goals to get there… “But the dreamers of the day are dangerous people because they think their dreams into reality with eyes wide open.”
on 05 Jun 2007 at 10:33 pm 1.sharon said …
Amazing and awesome. Very interesting and crazy, though, how they get those photos. I guess that is what you call living on the edge!
on 06 Jun 2007 at 9:17 am 2.Tim Richardson said …
Tia:
Alternatives to “worth taking a peak at”:
…worth viewing
…worth seeing
…worthy of a look
… WORTH THINKING ABOUT BEFORE PERPUTATING ANOTHER GENERATION OF PEOPLE WHO DON’T KNOW WHERE THERE GRAMMAR BOOK IS AT
Tim “the ending a sentence in a proposition” snob
PS - I see this horrible grammar in USA Today, the local paper, and recently in a John Grisham so “everybody is doing it.”
on 06 Jun 2007 at 9:48 am 3.Tia said …
LOL…since I just FINALLY learned to change my habit last year on this word, I get to say… “you spelled “there” wrong :-). It should be “their” grammar book, incorrectly spelled as “thier” by yours truly for the last 25 or so years. “Their” is possessive and “there” is location.
Oh Sarah…are we right?
Or maybe you meant to do that as the joke you did there. I don’t always pick up on where the jokes are at.
on 07 Jun 2007 at 12:55 pm 4.Carrie said …
Awesome photographs! (The photographer has a bad habit of ending on prepositions though.
) I’ve spent the past 30 minutes looking over his site, though. Absolutely beautiful!