Category Archives: misspellings

One of my blog readers sent this to me. I’m pretty good with a glue stick, but not sure I could qualify for this job.

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This one was forwarded to me by my sister. Again, in my view educational institutions are held to a higher standard–even the sports programs. In fact, since all the money is going there instead of the arts, I hold them to an even higher standard!

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My nephew sent this to me. Since I know him and read his Facebook posts, I’ll assume this isn’t HIS award, but it would certainly seem to be disheartening to those who earned an award like this.

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A friend in my office found this when she was checking the rules for discovery outside of our “normal” jurisdiction on that court’s website.

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With apologies for the hiatus–work and life got in the way–but now I’m back and attempting to get back on schedule! Part of my time recently has been driving back and forth to Albuquerque to pick up and then drop off three of the grandchildren for a visit with their cousins (and us . . . when they had to) in the Phoenix area. The first trip over, I saw this sign near Gallup but was not ready with camera in hand to capture the picture. The second trip over I was ready. There are a couple of possibilities for this error. First, it could just be a case of extremely factual advertising or, second, they could have left a letter out. I’m guessing it is the latter because the fact that you charge for wi-fi when the other 30 signs for other hotels within a mile or two of this sign all tout free wi-fi seems a little like not really wanting the business. I’m anxiously awaiting my next trip because I saw a sign on the way back that I wasn’t ready for . . .

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Close . . . so close . . . Happy Independence (or Independent’s) Day to all!

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Sent to me by a friend in California. I hope nacho “topings” are as tasty as nacho “toppings”!

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I received this when I last took my car in for service. At least they were consistent.

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This one comes from Twitter. It seems to me that if you’re going to have a job application that asks people to proofread their answers, the least you could do is proofread the instructions.

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