I couldn’t resist reblogging this from http://www.shoeboxblog.com
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About caroleparkes
My husband calls me a butterfly because I flit from one hobby to another. Apart from being a wife for 52 years, a mother of three sons, and a grandmother, I'm also an author, genealogist, amateur artist, a lover of most needlecrafts, and occasional poet. Of the above, my most enduring interest has been writing and I hope to be doing it well into old age.
Reblogged this on Tales of Unwise Paths.
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Reblogged this on auntyuta and commented:
This was originally posted by http://www.shoeboxblog.com/
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Cute. Thanks for following me and good luck with “marketing.” For me, that’s the challenge.
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That’s the challenge for most of us. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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Is it worth compromising quality for exposure? Personally, I would read the hell out of a blog run by a rabbit/dog hybrid.
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Ha ha, me too. In answer to your question, I’d say no, yet it’s often claimed ‘there’s no such thing as bad publicity’. This isn’t the complete quote: Brendan Behan (1923 – 1924) actually said “There is no such thing as bad publicity except your own obituary.”
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Lol the truth of the net.
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Cute! I’m sure I’ve made spelling and/or grammar errors in my post. Either everyone is being polite by not pointing it out or nobody is reading it! 🙂 Either way, this made me chuckle.
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I’m glad it made you chuckle. We all make those mistakes, even when we know how to spell the word or punctuate the sentence.
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Shoebox cards are sold at our pharmacy (apothecary?) in Florida. I love the artistic style and of course the humor.
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It’s an amazing web site Marian and well worth a visit.
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Tee hee.
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What would the internet be if we didn’t have the internet police? Perhaps kinder and gentler.
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I have to agree with you there. We are all human (oh, I just read some writing advice that said we should never use ‘all’, I’ll re-phrase that), ‘most’ of us are human (ha ha) and make mistakes. If we didn’t err we’d be automated machines. What should be recognised, is that a huge number of writers, bloggers and authors producing eBooks are not experienced professional people, they are just people trying to hone a skill they already possess in part. They are sure to make silly mistakes along the way. As humans ourselves, we should recognise that fact.
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Reblogged this on Ethel Lewis and commented:
So funny.
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Hehehe so true!
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I’m pleased you liked it.
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