Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Wordless Wednesday

More things that make @biggreenpen see RED:


4 comments:

Kristi Bonney said...

Aha! Stationary is to remain immobile, whereas stationery refers to paper, etc. Great post! Thanks for stopping by and linking up. Have a great day!

Kristi, Live and Love...Out Loud
@TweetingMama

P.S. I couldn't find your tweet in my Twitter account (@TweetingMama). By any chance did you send it to my daughter @TweetingBaby? lol

Susan Fields said...

I'm glad Kristi explained that one because I was perplexed. Your Big Green Pen is just too sharp for me! :)

paulakiger said...

Kristi did a great job of explaining the difference between "stationary" (stays in one place) and "stationery" (paper on which letters are written). My wonderful sixth grade English teacher, Mrs. Bowen, explained that the reason there is an "a" in the one about being still is that it represents an "anchor" -- "a" for "anchor." The other "stationery" is for letters which as Susan so aptly pointed out is a word with two "e's". Thanks for playing along on "find that error"!

Velva said...

I can't believe a big comapny like Snapfish sent that confirmation of your order. Did yous ay something?

Good Wordless Wednesday post!