Dear Doctor Bobby,

      I assume the PhD is not in spelling nor in grammer. I have re-read the
post below and don't even recognize there is an error - maybe you can point
it out - I am after all just an ignorant foreigner for whom the English
langauge presents many pitfalls. My grammer is never correct or at least my
sentence structure isn't. Having learned English as second language my
inclination is always to set stuff up in my native language's format. I also
have the wonderful German habit of never saying in a single sentence what
can be drawn out into a long paragraph - LOL   Want to count up my
Boo-boo's? GRIN

     The correct fashion in which to address me in writing would be Rev.
Trisha Cummings, HP or Rev. Raynyng Angel Watchyng Wolf, HP.  I guess I am
also Mrs. Patricia Cummings and the most treasured title I have is Mom.
Don't we all wear so many hats. My perference for being addressed is just
Trisha or Angel. In the distance future on the drawing board is a Doctorate
in Computers - so then I will be Witch Doctor -   Tee-Hee.

    I am sure Laura was just teasing, anyway.

                                                      Brightest Blessings
and Hugs
                                                               Trisha

> Trisha(Don't Know the Proper Title for a Pagan Minister)
>
>         You are too kind. I even made an awful grammatical boo-boo in the
> apology(re-read this post[past tense] and I am embarrassed[present
> tense]).
> Can't wen fur lousing! LOL
>
>
> >Dear Dr. Bobby ( GRIN),
> >
> >            Spelling as well as addressing people with the correct title
> -
> >is optional these days - Therefore feel free to write from the heart -
> which
> >I am afraid has the best of intentions but is a bit weak on grammer and
> >spelling in all of us. We love your heart and we can hopefully figure the
> >rest out.
> >
> >                                     Hugs
> >                                       Trisha
> >
> >
> >>         I just re-read this post and I am embarassed by the grammatical
> >> and
> >> spelling errors. When one attempts to be professorial, they should type
> >> correctly!(Thank you, Laura, lol) My U of Texas Ph.D. is eroding(sp?) I
> >> guess.
> >> With humblest apologies,
> >>
> >> Bobby
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> >In a message dated 6/8/00 12:24:35 AM, [log in to unmask] writes:
> >> >
> >> ><< If she's scoring at mid 2nd grade level that means she's only 6
> months
> >> >behind, not a year.  That's still within a typical range.  She could
> be
> >> >scoring at the level if the test was timed and she reads slower.
> >> >
> >> >Beth the OT >>
> >> >
> >> >Caution Beth,
> >> >
> >> >    Age and/or grade scores are used for the laymen. Scientifically
> they
> >> are
> >> >very inaccuratte. A Fourth grade is  compared to other fourth grader.
> If
> >> that
> >> >fourth grades "scores at the Eiigth grade level" that only means he
> has a
> >> >high score for a Fourth grader. If his raw score were compared to that
> of
> >> the
> >> >average Eight grader,
> >> >his grade equivvalent would be abouth Second grade or less.
> Technically,
> >> >grade or age scores are ordinal(ranked). There are no equal intervals
> >> between
> >> >ranks. so you can't realling say Brianna is any where specifically.
> She
> >> is
> >> >higher the her average grade mate. That is all.
> >> >
> >> >Bobby