Ah, the spellchecker. A godsend for millions of people, but not quite so user-friendly if you’re dyslexic. It has a nasty habit of changing words which can completely alter the tone and/or meaning of a text or email. One such clanger occurred when Michelle, our Berkshire Assistant Coordinator returned from maternity leave. Dom contacted our service provider to reinstate her email account:
Hi Mark, Michelle is returning from Maturity leave so I need to get her profile re-set up.
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The Planet According to Dom 
Cracked me up!
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😂😂 mine keeps changing muse to museum and So I am becoming the museum
~B
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That sounds like a typo Dom would let slip by!
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Nice one. 😉
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😂
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Hehe, made me chuckle. 🙂 xxx
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Glad you liked it. Hope you can stay a while and read some more.
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My wife was diagnosed dyslexic at 44 when starting her degree. I ended up being her spellchecker for four years for precisely the reasons you describe!😀
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Dom took a Law degree!!! How confusing must that be for a dyslexic?
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I am impressed!
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Haha!
Although my hubby’s not dyslexic, he does have a ‘way’ with words… for instance, ‘a murmuration of starlings’ became ‘a micturation of starlings’. So now, forever, I think of… well, you get my drift! 😉
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Love it! Thanks for stopping by.
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