In response to the Daily Post’s Daily Prompt: Do you feel uncomfortable when you see someone else being embarrassed? What’s most likely to make you squirm?
living a cringe-free
life; wouldn’t that be super?
i just can’t comply.
errors in spelling
and grammar, too make me cringe
including my own.
even smart people
can commit cringe-worthy crimes
i’m pleading the fifth.
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
Doing the best I can with what I have
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Thank you very much. I’ve begun dreaming in 5-7-5.
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I’m embarrassed for people who make grammar and spelling mistakes in public. Except if they’re paid to write and do it in front of millions of readers. Then I’m just pissed.
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Mistakes happen. I once worked for a small town newspaper, and our editor was a stickler for perfection. Even so, every now and again we’d commit an error that would cause a bit of commotion around the office. It’s very difficult to maintain perfection.
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