Rachel "Red Pen" LapidowLast week, while taking a #stetwalk after #ACESVCON25, I noticed this spray-painted amendment on the road where some construction is being done.
This is the construction workers' version of the copyeditors' stet.
Alexis MillerIf you can open a window, I recommend it. If you’re able to go outside and walk, I recommend it.
I’ve been in a funk. Walking helped a bit. Turns out that going outside is better for health and productivity than doomscrolling. Who knew?
Look what I came across on my #stetwalk, a stick library! The people who put this out also have a Little Free Library. The stick library is lower than the book library, making it easier for dogs to spot the sticks.
Editors/Réviseurs CanadaFrom social media marketing to #StetWalk breaks, S. Robin Larin shares her top 3 tools, rules and suggestions for finding success as a freelance editor: https://blog.editors.ca/s-robin-larin-an-editors-top-3 #EditorsWeekly
Cat spotting! I saw this cutie on today's #StetWalk. I have a soft spot for black tortoiseshells like her because we had a cat named Torrie who had similar coloring.
Gorgeous weather on today's #StetWalk. It's in the high 50s and the sky is very clear. While we're likely past peak foliage, there are still a lot of leaves on trees. I also spotted what I think is an eastern cottontail nibbling on some greens and got to pet one of the neighborhood dogs, Kingsley.
Timeline cleanse. Here's a photo of a bumblebee gathering pollen from a hosta flower. I took this a few days ago during my morning walk.
Often when I take my walk, I get "borked at" by a trio of tiny dogs. (Borking is what my husband and I call the barking done by small dogs.) They take a lot of pride in letting passersby know when they are trespassing. The third dog is just out of frame, borking.
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