Apr. 11th, 2008 @ 10:55 am Sometimes Mr. Breszny is so spot on as to be scary...
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Want to know a secret? I "predict" the present, not the future. In other words, I discern unconscious patterns and invisible influences that are affecting you *now.* I also try to inspire
you to read your *own* mind so as to uncover feelings that you've been hiding from yourself. So I can't necessarily tell you what specific events will transpire in the coming days. But I do suspect the following things are true, although you may not be aware of them yet: You are in the midst of redefining what home means to you. You've been neglecting a deep need that's a bit embarrassing to you. And there's a place in your foundation that's in disrepair and requires your immediate attention.

(emphasis added)
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Apr. 11th, 2008 @ 01:03 pm More mis-Grammar Gems from World Wide Words
The old errors are the best. From the Guardian's Corrections and
Clarifications column on Wednesday, referring to an article two
days earlier: "Whether the romance of the French president and
Carla Bruni was very pubic, only they can say. We meant to say it
was very public."

and

Trevor Cowell of Perth in Tasmania noticed a caption under a photo
in the issue of The Mercury for 6 February: 'Josephine Brownhill,
of Pontville, waters her garden with her dog, Cooper. Coming from
Adelaide she is used to being sparing with water'. It would seem
the dog is more generous.
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