Hehe! No man. I actually use the same words in most of the places. I don't go for different words. For ex: I say "cool" a hell lot of times. I should try using some other word in the place of COOL.

The real reason to avoid the improper capitalization … and some very common errors I’ve seen on “big name” blogs … not knowing how to use their, there and they’re … not understanding the difference between advice and advise … not knowing mute from moot, etc. is not the error itself, ut the fact that these minor errors cause readers to “stumble” … the brain unconscionably stops its flow to puzzle out the the writer really meant to type … and this causes folks to read less. If you blog, it seems obvious you want people to read the words, so it’s well worth taking the time to make them flow smoothly. Few of use will ever attain perfecion, but acknowledging the need to proofread is the first and most important step.

@==> Celebrienne … there’s a hidden benefit in reviewing old posts .. they become updated an “new” again. Darren Rowse and several others have written on the fact that old posts on a blog can be a hidden gold mine.

@==> Ram … your comment made me laugh … isn’t that human nature in a nutshell … like the old boy behind the mule in his field who was aksed why he dind’t by a tractor … “Sonny, I already don’t farm half as good as I know how”

@ ==> Anyone who writes in English as a second language … thanks for sharing … and do not apologize. I notice writersoften breaking their own flow to apologize for their English not being good. Yet their English skills are orders of magnitudes better than most of us could ever produce in the native language. Just write your best, learn and improve and keep writing … in my view there’s no need to apologize for anything you cna do twice as well as I can.

later all and have a profitable productive blogging day

And BTW, my English is also not good. I know what can be done to improve English. But the thing is that I don't implement them.

What I like to do when I don't feel like blogging something new, is to go through older posts and correct all the mistakes I can find there. I always feel so ashamed because of my bad writing when I go back like 3 or 5 months. But that's why I read DWT. I'm trying to improve

I think my biggest weakness when writing for my blog is that my writing can be "top heavy". I will start out with very detailed information, then wrap it up fairly quickly. I have been trying to combat this by writing rough outlines before actually writing the content.

Apostrophes and lower cases apart, I think you have a pretty nice writing style .

Keep it up!