A beautiful fall day
It’s a beautiful October day, and I have a mind to go to the beach very soon. I need to get a few articles written for my freelance job and then I’m headed to the grocery store for some produce I meant
A day at the beach and HVAC trouble
It sure is a bright and beautiful November day! It’s somehow cool, yet warm and sunny outside. For me, that’s a perfect day to go to the beach! I do have a couple other things to take care of today as well.
It's a beautiful day and it's time to hit the beach
It’s quite a beautiful October day, and I definitely want to go to the beach today. I need to get some groceries at my local supermarket first, and then I’m immediately headed to the beach to relax. It’s 70 degrees outside, and
Time for some much-needed outdoor relaxing
Today is a beautiful day and I am certainly interested in going out to the beach within the hour. I need to get some produce at my local supermarket first, and then I’m off to stick my toes in the sand. I
The Sun is Heating Things up and It is Time to Get Outside
Today is a crisp October day and I am going to be out on the beach within the hour. I need to get some fruit at the local business first and then I am off to put my feet in the sand.
A typical day for me
It was my plan to go out today to the beach, and I eventually ended up doing so. Before I left, however, I ended up sitting down on my couch for a minute, and my two cats came over and laid on
A fine day for a beach visit
One rule in capitalization has confused me recently. It’s the rule that you aren’t supposed to capitalize words within a title of a work that are three or less letters long, unless they are verbs or they come at the beginning and
A cat nap on my red Bed
I thought I was familiar with most rules about capitalization. One of them tells you that you are not allowed to capitalize words at three letters or below in the title of a work unless they are verbs or the first and
Confusion about capitalization
Rules about capitalization can confuse me sometimes. For example, I’ve heard that the rules concerning capitalization for the titles of stories say that you should not capitalize anything less than three letters unless they’re verbs. But my title has nothing but one
Had a Cat Nap by my Cat in my Old Red Bed
Now I’ve heard some rules about capitalization for titles and some of them said not to capitalize anything less than three letters unless they’re verbs. But what if your title is nothing but two and three letter words like mine? Then what,