I was able to carefully choose my stays using the profiles and was able to meet and spend time with a priceless variety of people: people with cats, people with awkward teenagers or adorable tantrum-throwing urchins, people who lived in semi-restored historic ruins, bohemian weirdos with artsy communal lifestyles, widowed intellectuals with priceless antiques and hours to spare patiently correcting my grammar, people who forced me to eat and drink meals worth 3x what I was paying them, all of whom didn't speak (or agreed not to speak) a lick of Anglais. 

All please excuse my rushed grammar.

I apologize about my grammar and such from earlier post I was in a hurry and just wanted to voice my concerns briefly just to see if I am over thinking or over reacting to the information I received.

(sorry, if i misspelled words - or grammar was off - inspected 4 probate properties today)Michael Rae

There are a lot of people who are happy to make $150 per day.Run an ad on CL and sort through all of the bad grammar/crackheads/lowlifes/etc.

I'd first suggest you learn punctuation and grammar, then stop yelling. :)

I actually found that out a week ago, from a caller who retired from the post office she was pretty nice about it but was totally upset about the grammar on the card.

I have come to realize that my weakness is definitely the financial end ( along with grammar), I  can't handle trying to keep the financial end in order (I suppose its a good thing to realize and accept,  change on the other hand is a challenge). 

My renter decides to post this message on facebook with a pithy (with requisite bad grammar and spelling) retort of her own.  

What are your trying to say J .... you lose it when folks are loose with their grammar?