Hard to curl up with a cup of cocoa and a Kindle. Print does not require batteries, can be folded and carried conveniently, can be used to capture jottings and can be easily recycled. I think the stories of its demise are greatly exaggerated.
That said, the prior postings provide a counter-argument, to wit:
grammer vs grammar
it’s vs its (the indefinite possessive, as in hers and his)
laxidasical vs lackadaisical
BTW, for Mr. Boozoo, the English and Aussies use “spot on” in everyday speak. The meaning is clear and unambiguous. That’s the beauty of our language - it’s all inclusive and constantly in motion.
Hard to curl up with a cup of cocoa and a Kindle. Print does not require batteries, can be folded and carried conveniently, can be used to capture jottings and can be easily recycled. I think the stories of its demise are greatly exaggerated.
That said, the prior postings provide a counter-argument, to wit:
grammer vs grammar it’s vs its (the indefinite possessive, as in hers and his) laxidasical vs lackadaisical
BTW, for Mr. Boozoo, the English and Aussies use “spot on” in everyday speak. The meaning is clear and unambiguous. That’s the beauty of our language - it’s all inclusive and constantly in motion.