After a nice break from blogging, I've returned. It was nice to not read much news and therefore not stress over bad writers. :)
This article from People.com is sharing the news that Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have a new baby in the house.
In the fifth paragraph, an unnecessary comma has invaded the sentence. In reality, there's not much to most of the "paragraphs" in the article, since 7 out of the 9 "paragraphs" are each really only one sentence long. I suppose the breaks are somewhat indicative of a separate thought, although the entire article is about one event. Maybe it is supposed to flow easier for the reader, but I think it's simply padding to make the article look bigger (and therefore more substantive) than it really is.
I was wondering if you'd given up on this blog. Glad you didn't. Love those stray commas!