It reminds me of my last night in London, where to my horror and my best friend Jessica’s, we spotted BAD ENGLISH.

Staff Are Not ALOUD (sic) In The Kitchen becomes Staff Are Not Allowed In The Kitchen.

It was in a restricted area, but I braved it. I wouldn’t be a copy editor otherwise.

This wasn’t my last foray into Grammar Police territory. Oh no! Earlier this week, I had lunch with fellow copy editor Rich at a delicious but spelling-challenged restaurant. I had to fix “lucious” into “luscious.” Naturally. However, I didn’t take a picture of it. I do want to eat there again

What spelling/grammar errors drive YOU nuts? Have you ever changed a sign? If so, you might just be a candidate for Grammar Police!

From the window of the Norman keep, visitors can see Cardiff Castle, a medieval building later updated in the neo-Gothic style.

In it, I discuss five cities you can’t miss in England and Wales: York, Stratford-upon-
Avon, Cambridge, London, England; and Cardiff, Wales.

It’s slightly bittersweet that it ran because with the shortage of people at work, it may be my last actual article to run for a while. (However, I will have some book reviews.) We’ll see–maybe I’ll snag some freelance work soon!