My MIL, in her poor English, always uses "should" - which comes across very condescending and frustrating. I understand that she doesn't have a good grasp of English, but smotimes you can tell in context that she actually means "should". very frustrating.
Have you noticed that it has now become coomonplace for people to begin their sentences with "So, .....". I think it is indicative of where we are now as a society and communication. The pace/urgency of correspondence.
I find it amusing that a colleague actually writes "So,...." in her email correspondence as well.
I am guilty of sentences that take the form "this ....., BUT, ..... that ....". This is a result of scientific writing now infiltrating my posting here, where very little does not have an alternative (NB. the order of negatives, punitive here ).
My dreaming (at least recollected) has slowed down to a halt. At one stage I was waking up, remembering the dream, and amazed at how I was so obviously, although still abstractly, putting things into order. Just what we are supposed to be doing right.
Good luck with your health/fitness regime
M: 6 T: 12 Kids: 2,4 BD: Jan 2015 S: Feb 2015 EA/PA confirmed: Feb2015/Mar2015
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