oops my session has expired! I am loosing it! Help!?

I wish I could help you Morgan, but I 'm pretty much computer illiterate. And I asked my 17 yr. old & he doesn't know either. I hope there's somebody out there that can help you.

To: the answer above mine,

This is someone with a computer problem that needs help, I don't remember anything being asked about spelling or grammar!

Do you realize that she's a very smart person, she's a Judge/Lawyer? Obviously the question was typed with such eagerness for help, that she could have chosen the wrong word or meant something else, so what. If you're going into such length of typing, you could have least tried to find someone that maybe knew the answer.

I can't help you with either of your questions, but I can help you with your problem in differentiating between the word "lose" and "loose," which in my opinion should be an equally pressing concern for you.

Losing (when used as a verb): To cease to have; to possess no longer; to suffer diminution of; as, to lose one's relish for anything; to lose one's health.

Sports teams win or LOSE contests - they don't win or LOOSE.

When on a diet, you LOSE weight - you don't LOOSE it.

Now that you know, pass it on. ;)

*** Musicfan - I didn't say she wasn't a smart person nor did I correct her accidental "an dit." This may surprise you, but being a judge/lawyer doesn't automatically mean one is always correct and/or "smart" when it comes to all matters. At least I taught her something. What did we learn from your post? That you and your son don't know the answer? Wow! Thanks!

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