Mary and the Tiger It was market day and Mary's two sisters wanted their usual gifts. They demanded their mother go and buy them all the things they wanted, however, Mary knew that her mother was still sick. She worried that her mother wouldn't be able to withstand the long trip to the market, let alone carry the many items all the way back on her own. "Please mother," she begged, "let me come with you or better yet, stay here and rest and I will go alone." Her mother protested but as she struggled to get out of bed she fell back coughing. "Go my child and be safe." Mary left quickly and as she left one of her sister's called out, "and remember, don't come back without the roses, I want three of them!" Mary hurried to the market and spent all days searching for everything on the long list her sisters had given her. When the last of the purchases was complete, she began the journey back, however, it was dark and foggy and...
Hi Elyse! That's what is so cool about the HTML button: it lets you look at the raw computer code... if you want. Sometimes, though, you might want to do that, like if you are adding some other kind of computer code to your blog post (like embedding a Tweet or a Pinterest Board or something like that). The HTML is really always there, but you can totally ignore it if you want. Personally, I like HTML. If you know a little HTML you can do bold and italics and things like that in the comments which otherwise you cannot do because... (cue Twilight Zone music) ... the comments are in the HTML mode. :-)
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