Diario de korene17, 09 nov. 07

Don't let anyone get you down and ruin your day. Were they just offering constructive criticism?  

It hurts when people point out a flaw, but a grammar mistake CAN ruin a professional impression. It's like wearing tennis shoes with a power suit: a small detail that throws off the whole picture. Changing that one word will make a difference. Be proud of all the improvements you're making in every area of your life! 

Constructive criticism isn't always something we want to hear but just chalk it up as lesson learned. Although it may have come across as harsh, they may have had your best interest at heart! Maybe they should listen to me talk and they wouldn't think anything else about the way you speak, LOL... I do realize that I have to "speak" one way in public whereas, I am permitted to speak as I please at home. Just think of it as school -- remember the old English teachers trying to make us use "proper" language??? LOL.. Don't Fret girl, I'm sure you are as sharp as a tack! =D