Many of you have suffered with my not so great grammar and punctuation over the past four years and I apologize. I have a mild form of dyslexia and the English language was never a strong point for me during my education. I am happy to inform you that things are changing here at the Tiny House Blog with the addition of a copy editor.
Kasey March has joined Tiny House Blog as the copy editor. She graduated from the College of New Jersey with a BA in English and minors in Creative Writing and Women & Gender Studies. She recently began a trend spotting, decoration, & DIY blog Buttonwood Cottage (buttonwoodcottage.blogspot.com). By day, she is a college consultant in Pennsylvania where she helps juniors and seniors find schools that are the right fit. By night, she works on her plan to build a cob home that meets her tiny house needs. When not researching cob building, she is ignored by her cat, Calvin, and adored by her dog, Hobbs, who live with her in southern New Jersey.
Please join me and welcome Kasey to the Tiny House Blog team.
Welcome – Be well and have fun here 🙂
–S
and she is a bloody sight better looking ! ( that’s english for, I approve )
Welcome
The teacher asked the little girl if she was going to the barn raising. “No, I ain’t going,” was the reply. The teacher corrected the child: “You must not say, ‘I ain’t going,’ you must say, ‘I am not going.’ ” And she added to impress the point: “I am not going. He is not going. We are not going. You are not going. They are not going. Now, dear, can you say all that?” The little girl nodded and smiled brightly. “Sure!” she replied. “They ain’t nobody going.”
Great to have you here! Now following your blog as well (no pressure 🙂
Do you know what the plural of ya’ll?
You ‘uns
All y’all is also an approved plural of y’all.
Also, is it a bad sign if I didn’t notice the punctuation and grammar errors we have (apparently) been subjected to?
Congratulations Cutie. Best of luck and enjoy your work. We know you’ll be great at it. Hey, gives us some thinking for our next retirement home. Isn’t that a pretty grandaughter?
Hi Casey. Welcome to the crew!
Hi Kasey. You look so Happy and I’m so glad for you.
Congradulations in making a great future for Yourself.
Love you always
Your Great Aunt Tee-Tea Theresa
From Florida
thats ok kasey, its a cats job to ignore you and a dogs job to adore you.there just doing there jobs. sorry to hear your from n.j. like my self. lol.ive never seen kent and i’ll bet your better looking lol. anyway. i look forward a bunch of good commentary and tiney house designs. glad to have you abord and look forward to all your input.
That’s very exciting. I’m interested in what kind of stories and articles she’ll be bringing the tiny house blog
Hello Kasey and welcome to the Tiny House Blog. Thank you for sharing your skills with us I think you will make the Tiny House Blog an even better place for tiny house enthusiasts to visit! Congrats!
Thank you everyone! I’m excited to be here!
All the best,
Kasey
Hello, Kasey! It looks like you are getting an education in vernacular English before you edit one line of Kent’s writing. I am especially excited because you are planning to build a cob house as is my intention. I’ll be paying close attention. Good Luck, young’un!
MY father was named Hobbs.
Congratulations Bunny! I know you are going to truly enjoy every second of your work here. And getting a sneak peek at everything makes it even more fun I’m sure!
Love You,
HB
Kesey,
Welcome to the Tiny House Blog. Im’ looking forward to your talent. Good luck with your building project.
Myron
Sorry,
Kasey not Kesey.
Myron
Welcome to one of my favorite blogs. Glad to have you here. It sounds like you were made for this gig! Enjoy!
Welcome Kasey – I love anybody who names their cat Calvin and their dog Hobbs. have fun!!
Welcum, Kaysee!
Wee are viry exited too, hav yu joyn thu blawg.
I hav nodist Kint haz truble. with hiz gramma and it iz mportunt that sumwon heps him with it and so wir glad two sea he gawts sum hep and i thenk that iz awl and ther iz nutheeng mor too sai at this poynt and ok.
Hi Kent, I appreciate your work and have assumed you did the best you could do. I find the blog invaluable and a few typos not worthy of mention. Keep it up!
Wow. Really beautiful woman…
Hi Kasey,
Welcome and thanks for helping Kent.
Walt Barrett
Welcome Kasey!
All of us, no exceptions, need access to a capable copy editor. Kent was smart enough to do something about it. With you on board, I see even greater things ahead for this fine blog. You’ve both chosen well.
Peter
Welcome, Kasey.
welcome Kasey! Im a fellow northeasterner near lake hopatcong nj. This is an exciting page and I am glad to have you part of it! I’m actually going to begin building my first tiny home soon, the xl tumbleweed. I know it is small but I feel this is where God is guiding me. Lets see hoe NJ likes it with all of their strict zoning laws…
Welcome Kasey!
This blog has provided me with piles of useful information, ideas and incentive. And all of the important details. The details of tiny houses. I never noticed the grammar details. I would equate that with not being able to see the forest for the trees. Thank you for your work!
Happy this is growing and you are adding to the team. Welcome Kasey!
Welcome!
Anyway, I’m not native speaker but I thought the spelling wasn’t bad.
Greetz
Welcome!!
it is ok all of us has its own uniqueness and capability in speaking different langues.
Breville BJE510XL
Wow! Beautiful and talented.
Welcome Kasey.