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Jon Halsey made writer stop and think

Jon Halsey made me stop and think with his reply to my not liking the use of big words where two everyday words would do better!

We all have things we like to do and we have things we don’t, John’s is words and there meaning he likes cross word puzzles and because of my bad spelling I don't. My apologies for stepping on what his past time is because it doesn't mean much to me is not a reason to stop him from what he likes to do.

I was out of order for sure this time and was thinking more about my likes and dislikes than that of his. My apologies to him. - Ralph Roy Waggener




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