‘Stet’ is a note made by editors or proofreaders to indicate that something in a text should be ‘left as is’. A ‘stet walk’ became a reference to editors taking a break from work, getting away from the screen. Not sure where, when or how it started, but it caught on back in the old days of Twitter.

Have it noted on the style sheet so the proofreader doesn’t query it too!

I learned from previous years not to get too booked up around the #CIEP conference, and I was doing well at keeping a few days clear for a breather – until a publisher had to push back some project dates… 🙈😄 Thank heavens for the recordings! 🙌

I’ll have to look into it and see how I do! (I’ve also yet to try socks!) I admit, I’ve knitted quite a few scarves 😄 But also a cardigan and a couple of jumpers. I’m slowly doing a blanket for winter with some lovely soft, fluffy yarn 😊

Nice! Love variegated yarn 😊 Do you prefer knitting or crochet? I’ve never tried crochet but keep wondering if I should (especially when I come across a nice pattern I can’t do because it’s not for knitting! 😄).

What has it got in its headphonses, precious? 🎧 Listening to Andy Serkis’ amazing narration of the Lord of the Rings books – now on Return of the King 👑

#AmReading #BookSky 💙📚🪐