run-on sentences

Anna writes notes and cards and messages. She writes them on post-its, stationary, white boards, and scraps of paper. She uses markers, pens, and crayons. She embellishes with stickers, pictures, punches, and fancy scissors. She places them where you'll see them and other times tucks them in your jacket pocket or inside the book you're reading.

When you write a note or message to her, she keeps it in a special place. The other day, she was reading through a stack of notes that I had written to her. Very politely she said, "Mom, a lot of these notes have run-on sentences in them. Maybe you should work on that."