College instructor teaching human sexuality rants about the dumbing down of America, the lost art of manners, grammar and (the perfect combination of both) the thank you note. Also includes random rants about life, pet peeves, and sometimes raves about favorite things.
College instructor teaching human sexuality rants about the dumbing down of America, the lost art of manners, grammar and (the perfect combination of both) the thank you note. Also includes random rants about life, pet peeves, and sometimes raves about favorite things.
An e-mail from a college senior:
hi professor this is joe blow i have a question in regardsto my movie review papaer grades and why they are all a 25 out of 40 fora grade i beleive i covered the reviews of the material fully indepthand also my punctuation an spelling were average if not above. pleaseeamil me back with the reason why. thanks your very much joe blowoh ps werent we aloud to revise them or at least one of them for ahigher grade if so. i was wondering if i could do that also before theend of the semester thank you.
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posted by Teacher lady | 11:35 AM
7 Comments:
Huh. I just left you a thoughtful comment, and Blogger ate it. Nice.
Blogger has been eating all of my comments lately. Not impressed!
Oh no! I love that series. Take heart, Teacher Lady!
That kind of stuff makes me blow a gasket. When I was at Blogger I learned the hard way to write my post in a Word document and then copy and paste it into Blogger. I know that is not helpful to you at this point. Sorry.
Well that just sucks.
I do the same thing as antique mommy when it is a long one and I'm not even using Blogger Beta. I just don't trust it not to eat my post.
I thought that happened the other day, teacher lady, but it appeared a few hours later, quite randomly. Blogger must be haunted
Total non sequitor here, but I was reading the comments and it seems Blogger's word verification is trying to make itself feel less inadequate by showing off its knowledge of Latin:
"Wifeux"
It's been a while. What is that, the third person pluperfect form of the verb "to wife"? Hmm.
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