Thank you, Joe. I knew it was a grave, embarrassing error a day after I posted this
particular piece. In fact, on FB, "What's on your mind", I put the question to FB users
themselves, and no one bothered to say, "hoohohooo, wrong, Hill, ...it should be..."
Joe, I am never afraid to admit mistakes, even from a very young age, because that
was how I was brought up by my parents. My father would also say, "If you really think
you're right, argue that you're right...but if you know you're wrong, admit it and say,
"Oops, sorry...I stand corrected."
One should never be afraid to apologise, admit their slip ups, and so forth...I don't have
any hang-ups whatsoever. We learn everyday and my mother and her sisters, my sisters
and cousins and aunts, having been all educators at one time or another shared the
same...Thank you, Joe for correcting me in the technical sense. Much appreciated indeed.
Yes, I did rectify the title of the piece on Saturday and what a relief!!!
(but I'm guilty, too of not bothering to check my articles before posting them. Somehow, spontaneious delivery has always been my norm...wrong, wrong, wrong. If I'm not sure,next time I'd consult you, behind the scenes, before posting my pieces.!!