Chronically, kidney stones followed by gall bladder stones. Acutely, cramp anywhere in the leg.

Either my council tax or my utility bills.

That’s a bit harsh. When I say someone is envious as opposed to jealous, I am trying to convey a particular meaning. It doesn’t bother me if someone uses the terms interchangeably as I can usually work out what they mean, but I do like my communication to be as clear as possible.

Well done on that semi-colon: really pushing my buttons!

Abberant apostrophes (and missing ones).

Sentences that miss out words for no reason: e.g. “A couple things” vs. “A couple of things”.

Confusing envy and jealousy.

The above is a personal list; I don’t get judgemental about others’ grammar but I do cringe internally.

A Webbox treat stick.

Well, I certainly told him!

I remember sitting in the bar of the Post Hotel, Lake Louise Village with a glass of Dalwhinnie, listening to the pianist play the Jurassic Park theme just to see if anyone would recognise it. I was overwhelmed by the realisation that I was living one of my dreams to visit Western Canada, one of the most beautiful places on Earth. I admit I cried.

Also, what a wonderful hotel! I’d recommend it in a heartbeat.

Thank you for the insight.

So why hasn’t someone salvaged the gold coins yet? Seems odd, and the article offers no answer.