There was a time I possessed great skills when it came to the English language, unfortunately, that time has long since past due to a number of neurological issues, that impede my cognitive capabilities sometimes, I also have great difficulty, not always, but occasionally with math, I have completely forgotten most multiplication tables. I once sat in tears because I couldn't remember what the answer to 7x8 was. I still can't tell you if you ask me off the top of my head, some things just won't compute and simplest of words are sometimes the most difficult for me to spell. I had a time spelling money once. Imagine forgetting how to spell money. I know the difference between, their, there, they're, but I still muck it up every chance I get same with your and you're. More often than not, I post before I have a chance to correct my grammatical errors even though, I may have seen them prior to posting, why because if I don't finish a thought, I will lose it and then often I go back and if you think it didn't make sense the first time around, well, just keep reading this drool. I've already decided to leave bad enough alone. It's been a long day and I'm going to have to take and old people nap. this was typed after what follows so, seriously it may not make sense.
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I get it, there are times even though, I am aware how horrendous, own errors are these days, when I spot other's mistakes, I still cringe, but then, I remember as long as the meaning is there, that's all that matters most on a forum of this kind. If there's an error to the point of completely being befuddled, then and clarification is needed, it is easy enough to ask. But life's too short, so I will have to pass on anyone that needs to validate their own existence by spell checking my mistakes for the sake of pin pricking me. :bighug:
An not I don't have early onset alzheimer's I just been riding the short bus since 2003 :turnaround:
