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Oh yes, I printed and mailed The Clef today in a matter of an hour and a half. It was great. Once they were all in their pretty white envelopes and the guy at the Post Office was putting the $0.83 postage stickers on each one, I could feel the 500-lb. weight being lifted off my shoulders
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First off, dieing is actually spelled D-I-E-I-N-G.
There are two things wrong with your first statement. The first is that you are asserting that something does not equal itself, such as 2 = 3. To say that a sequence of words is actually a different sequence of words is preposterous. This goes against logic.
Second, you used apologetic quotes, which are never correct. Use italics to emphasize words, never quotation marks. These punctuation marks should be reserved for their namesake: quoting things.
I think what you meant to say is that the gerund form of the verb die is dying. This would, admittedly, be correct. Congratulations on taking my advice and being more specific in your choice of words. ;-)
Finally, I'm not entirely sure how you're going to keep Melissa "abreast of the situation" as your copy arrives, as it would be impossible to give her a play-by-play of these events. You see, you'll be outside, not on your computer, so you'll actually be informing her of the situation after it unfolds.
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Yes, I'm just amusing myself; I'm not serious at all. I fully encourage you to rip apart any and all comments that I make. It's fun. Especially point out if I spelled anything wrong. Touché for last time! :)
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