Up until recently, I didn’t know why I still struggled with when to use “who” and “whom” in a sentence.

Reason 7,346 English is Difficult: Content and Content. Yep, I’m talking about two completely different words and meanings. My 9-year-old son learned about the challenge of these two words recently.

Did you know there was a difference of usage between “i.e.” and “e.g.”? Years ago I picked up this tip for remembering their correct usage. I think of it every time I start to write a sentence that requires one of them.

Most people growing up learning English grammar probably heard the rule that you can't end a sentence with a preposition. Well, this rule follower goes rogue sometimes.

I’m really doing it this time. I have so many song lyrics, metaphors, proverbs, poems in my head as I write this blog to “announce” I’m actively pursuing my dream of being a freelance editor.

Spelling words correctly didn’t require a lot of learning or practice, but I remember when one word did.

Dedicated to two of the leading ladies in my life. : ) Early in 2015, the three of us in our small group were individually at a crossroads in our lives.

Four lunch boxes in the fridge. Here I am again. Another huge change. A drastic turn in our routine.

This whole year, I have been praying a BHAP (Big Hairy Audacious Prayer) for hubby and I to be debt free and live a debt-free lifestyle.