My theme for this year’s Blogging from A to Z April Challenge is Feelings and Emotions from A to Z in 55 Words. Today, O is for Obsessive
I roll my eyes, when you mess it up.
I cringe, when you miss the basics.
I judge, when you’re unreasonably rebellious.
Why don’t you understand, it’s all for your own good!
“Your a freak?”, you spat it out.
Aah! The apostrophe and E is ignored, again. You must be banished to the extermination camp.
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Ok, who is this obsessive person? She sounds a LOT like me 😉 Ha ha ha. Has Tulika read this one yet? 😀
So perfect. How it really feels sometimes, especially with mates and kids! Lisa, co-host AtoZ 2015, @ http://www.lisabuiecollard.com
If you recommended somewhere in India to visit, where would that place (or places) be? Lisa, co-host AtoZ 2015, @ http://www.lisabuiecollard.com
LoL.. Yeah, I can see who is obsessive here.. Are you writing about me?? 😉
Banished forever more. NOT ON leaving out the apostrophe! See how s/he feels being left out.
I’m shivering now and checking my grammar and punctuation! 😉
Now why do I get a feeling this post was written for me 😀
Ok I am not such a freak but I definitely know I am one when there are spelling mistakes.
Good one !
I must be careful while commenting on your posts from now on lest you banish me to the extermination camp 😛
mixed feelings shilpa.. hope this post is not for me ? 😉
Oh my God!! (I avoided OMG) this sounds just like me!! Great one 🙂
This is so ME!! I know everyone above has said that already.
hehehe This one deserved the camp.
To me, ‘obsession’ seems to have a connotation bordering on the unhealthy. And yes, I get obsessed about things too. :O)
Ah! Don’t I know the feeling!!! Irrespective of whether you want to be called a grammar Nazi or not, it kind of creeps subconsciously into your head, na?
🙂 Extermination camp indeed!!
Some obsessions are good and some are not. I’m on the fence with grammar. I once had a German pen pal whose English wasn’t great, but then neither was my German. But we both tried.
Sounds all too much like me,
“How many pedants does it take to change a light bulb?”
“Actually that should be replace a light bulb”
Your a hard person to please, you’re awesome.
I may not be a Grammar Nazi but I definitely don’t like to see you’re and your getting mixed up in when reading books 🙂
hahaha the grammar nazi 😛 enjoyed reading 😀
That’s a good one.
Oh dear! I’m like that with both the written and spoken word! Let’s be daring and write something cringe-worthy! Praps not. I dont no were to start and youll probbly spot it anyway.
Lol…I think I know a LOT of obsessive people like that. I might be one when it comes to missing the spellings in particular!
I am no Grammar Nazi, but this one did deserve the camp. 😛
Does this mean that I would be sent to extermination camp too?! 😉 Though it is part of my work requirement, I am often correcting spelling and grammar in books I read! 😉 <3
Ha ha! good one! who is this? who is this?
I see many hands going up in the air 🙂
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For me, obsessive means just one thing… orderliness. Everything should be where it’s supposed to be, no tilted wall paintings, no books out of line in the book shelf, not a hair out of place! But you already know that, right! 😛
I guess, after reading books and writing stories, one does tend to look at the details and obsess about them 🙂 Good thing too. That punctuation can be killer when missed!
hahahaa!!! Grammar Nazis alert!
Good one there, Shilpa! 🙂
First person that comes to my mind everytime the obsession pops up is my Mom and then it’s You! 😀