Writing on a semi-frequently basis for entertainment-only purposes, I face many challenges in order to keep our 2 loyal readers engaged. Finding practical topics, timely subject matter, providing hard hitting and meaningful analysis, and being aware of the need to observe proper rules of writing dictate I beware of many needs simultaneously. The writing part is especially important as it give me credibility and the appearance of professionalism. With that in mind, I came across some rules that makes any writer's job a bit easier and wish to share a bit of them here.
* One should never generalize
* Profanity sucks
* Avoid being redundant, don't use more words than necessary. It's highly superfluous.
* Prepositions are not words to end sentences with.
I think you get the idea. I might violate these basics from time to time, but, it certainly isn't intentional. My purpose of this whole exercise is to get one to think. After all, who needs rhetorical questions?
Wow. Bring out the Charmin. And it would be "gives" not "give". Must have been a slow time at the Compound. Something more professional please.
ReplyDeleteNice to know that the local chapter President of the Navel Gazing and Lint Harvesting Society (Local 243) has picked up editing as a hobby.
ReplyDeleteLOL I have missed you two.
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