This evening, Tuesday, in case you had not heard, is a "One Hour/One Painting" session at 6PM at the William Turner Gallery in the Bergamot Station complex in Santa Monica. The subject is a painting by the Los Angeles-based artist, Ned Evans. It's called "Sun Biscuit"...
... for reasons you will readily understand if you take a quick look at it. If you're in the area, I hope you might yet consider joining me. I have one participant flying in from Chicago solely for this event, so a drive across town will seem like a breeze!
(I have a new peeve. My computer now makes unsolicited decisions about what it thinks I'm trying to say whenever I make a minor typo--as I often do, because I'm a very poor typist. Unless I'm especially careful checking back over what I've written, its sometimes ridiculous suggestions are allowed to stand. This happens particularly in emails, which I have been less bothered to edit with more than cursory attention, so if you have received an absurdly worded email from me recently, this is likely the cause. I will now need to pay more careful attention to those, too. Does anyone know how this "feature" can be disabled?)
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Peter, this should help. I found the answer in an Apple forum:
The language of spell checking is set in system preferences/language & text/text/spelling
There should be a box there to turn off spelling correction too.
You can also set it for most apps in Edit > Spelling & Grammar > Show Spelling & Grammar
For Pages it is different: Inspector > Text > More > Langauge
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