My mom was a school teacher in a one room school in Tama County. She always reviewed my writing and was a stickler on sentence structure. She was my Mom so I had to listen to her. But I never thought it was all that important.
In Junior high we had a principal who had been an English teacher. We did not know him to be humorous or anything but serious. Then in the 9th grade we were treated to a “graduation” assembly. The principal was the speaker. Ho humm we thought. He started out with a series of one liners. “I get up at 5:30 every morning. My wife gets up at 6:00. I beat my wife up every morning!”
And that’s when I understood sentence structure. So while I’m still not that good, I do reread what I write and make a lot of changes because otherwise everyone else would be as clueless as I am. Theoleman
Two gallon buckets, as in a bucket that holds two gallons of fresh frozen and gutted, chunked fish. Same process every year, which is probably why my complacency effected the clarity of the post.
Two gallon buckets, as in a bucket that holds two gallons of fresh frozen and gutted, chunked fish. Same process every year, which is probably why my complacency effected the clarity of the post.
I think he means two-gallon buckets ...fish. And not 2 one-gallon buckets ... fish.
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