I know what happened. I really did spell it right originally.

I ran spell checker!

This happened with some other words as well. It will change the word if I accidentally hit the wrong button. And sometime I am in automatic pilot when doing it because spell checker does not recognize names of Middle-earth of course [and my Dictionary won’t save the word for some reason]. So I think I am hitting ‘ignore all’ when my hand slipped with out my knowledge and hits ‘change’ . . . . oops. You may notice that Durin is Durban on one post. Alas! That is what happened. I saw it too late to delete it and change it.

This has happened a couple if times and I caught it the changes, but I guess this one slipped by. I am so very sorry. I would not insult anyone. I will try to be more careful.

I could never hire myself out as a proofreader. I am an excellent speller and know grammar well enough . . . but I am horrible at typing and checking. To complicate things I have a disability that mixes things up easily. And I have a poor memory so, for example, I forgot to correct question numbers after re-arranging content of some of my documents I prepared for posting.

I apologize profusely.

I saw a post just now on ‘feedback’. Apparently some people get very irate about such things. I am glad you were kindly towards me thank-you for pointing it out to me. And I will watch better for such things. 

I would like to also thank you for all our lovely posts and participation. DoN

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Mightier than Estë is Nienna, sister of Fëanturi; she dwells alone. She is acquainted with grief, and mourns for every wound that Arda suffered in the marring of Melkor. So great was her sorrow, as the Music unfolded that her song turned to lamentation long before its end, and the sound of mourning was woven into the themes of the World before it began. But she does not weep for herself; and those who hearken to her learn pity, and endurance in hope.    . . . All those who wait in Mandos cry to her, for she brings strength to the spirit and turns sorrow to wisdom.

Valaquenta