Week-end Creativity Post
Art using melted crayons and glitter
The right advice, from a recent accounting training assignment:
If accounting terms are to be used, you must explain what those terms mean in plain English. Avoid accounting jargon, but use accounting terms correctly where appropriate, so long as it is explained clearly to the reader.
03 August 2009
from the Evening Courier
Head of communications at the council Louise Tonkinson said that from October all council publications would have to be reviewed and approved before they were published.
The Local Government Association, which is backing the move for plain English in councils across the country, would like to ban the following words and replace them with simpler ones:
This is an anonymous woman I saw in the news last week.
I finally have drawn a face that I am willing to show you. I am using techniques I learned from this video series by Sharon Tomlinson: http://allnorahsart.blogspot.com/2009/06/faces-with-crayons.html
Try it; it is addictive.