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By the way, "whole-heartedly", as in "with your whole heart". As opposed to "foolhardily", as in "with the hardiness (boldness) of a fool [who doesn't understan
by Smaug123 4y ago
By the way, "whole-heartedly", as in "with your whole heart". As opposed to "foolhardily", as in "with the hardiness (boldness) of a fool [who doesn't understand the need for caution]".
- fm2606 4y agoThank you! One would think with as much education as I've had and amount I've read that my spelling would be a bit better, but, here we are! My smart-ass comment would be "I knew that and just wanted to see if someone would catch it!"