Occasionally, I think about conjugation as either a second-nature reflex or a throw-up-the-hands convention for rolling the eyes at. … I think it's actually appealing to just drop all the subject-verb number agreements. Let's just have one verb, as number is already accounted for with the subject.
Read the entire article at http://whilldtkwriter.blogspot.com/2012/12/conjugations-some-verb-ose-observations.html and comment there, please.
This snack is a hybrid of chocolate chip cookies and muffins—a long-time favorite cooky, but softer, and in a smaller, bite-size shape. Read the entire article at http://whilldtkwriter.blogspot.com/2012/11/chocolate-chip-oatmeal-mini-muffins.html and comment there, please.
This recipe is a variation of the Convenient Fudge recipe that I published nearly a year ago. Caramel, peanuts, and chocolate were in the fudge, although I omitted brand IDs. This time, I'm calling out brand names and products—Duncan Hines' Frosting Creations mix of raspberry powder {"Flavor MIx") and the base frosting ("Frosting Starter"), Kraft marshmallows, and Wilton meltable candies (chocolate this time).
Read the entire article at http://whilldtkwriter.blogspot.com/2012/10/4-ingredient-raspberry-chocolate-fudge.html and comment there, please.
Now and then, I'd think about words that had seemingly unrelated multiple meanings. I've discussed a few that came to mind in the last few days, such as train, lime, light, base, bass, and others. Read the entire article at http://whilldtkwriter.blogspot.com/2012/09/contextual-train.html and comment there, please.
Use repeatable steps with minimal keystrokes for creating a YouTube playlist—my PDQ (pretty darn quick) method. Read the entire article and comment there, please.
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