She was so proud when I took it down for her to wear.
I kept asking to take her picture...but she was giving me her best fake smile.
(see how she totally juts her jaw out at me!!)
I had to wait until she was playing to get some real smiles...
there is her smile!
(okay I was totally going to write 'there's her smile'...I am not so proper that I say 'there is' in everyday conversation, but then couldn't remember if I should use an apostrophe...and now I am questioning if I am using the correct there...or should I be using their...I know it's not they're...MAN English can be confusing!! And of course my English teaching husband is off at a meeting...maybe I should call my mom. Okay. Tangent done.)
***Update: Mark is home. There is and there's are both correct. So I was right...but then he pointed out another mistake...which I have now fixed. I think God laughs everytime Mark has to proof read for me.***
and thanks Sarah!! I should totally know this by now!! :)
***Update: Mark is home. There is and there's are both correct. So I was right...but then he pointed out another mistake...which I have now fixed. I think God laughs everytime Mark has to proof read for me.***
and thanks Sarah!! I should totally know this by now!! :)
1 comment:
Cute pic...Dani has an adorable smile!
The 3 forms of "there" completely confuse my 5th graders. I always tell my students that "there's" is a contraction so read it in the sentence as "there is" and if it makes sense then it's okay to use it as a contraction. Same thing with "they're". Try teaching English to special needs kids....yeah, it's a real joy! So many rules and rule breakers!
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