JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for April 01, 2013

That is something up for which I would not pay.

Oh, I know the feeling! Our eldest daughter’s yearbook came home with a minimum of two errors per page. Their, there, and they’re, to, too, and two. Aaaargh! I’m not even an English teacher (My field is history, but it’s eash because I was there for msot of it.) and about halfway through the book, I called the school to complain.

I would pay for an app like that lol

Dani Rice: Apparently not many can afford (in time and/or money) a proper poorfredder. :-)

ok…this, I support this

I want this application.

Our local newspaper doesn’t seem to have any proofreaders either. Expect to sit there scratching your head trying to figure out where the rest of the paragraph went and what it might have said.

I can see this is off-topic, but usually we have both twins in the picture, today we have Jojo and one twin. April Fool?

Wish I had a teacher who worked with me on bettering my English and writing. My parents especially my mom does not. Typing on lap top not fun. On fb most trying to pull April Fools joke.

I want an app like that too. I wonder if they come in Spanish as well as in English.

Night-Gaunt49: No, first to go were the first readers, who culled out the junk. Now they insist the writers pay for them, called agents, and won’t accept any over the transom work like my first book (two editions and two more as book club first and alternates).

@harebell No, Marcy is out with the girls.