diff --git a/content/posts/lxd-containers-for-human-beings.md b/content/posts/lxd-containers-for-human-beings.md
index 4a3b49c..7d30d52 100644
--- a/content/posts/lxd-containers-for-human-beings.md
+++ b/content/posts/lxd-containers-for-human-beings.md
@@ -247,8 +247,8 @@ Application containers also tend to be necessary when the application you want
 to self-host is _only_ distributed as a Docker image and the maintainers
 adamantly refuse to support any other deployment method. This is a _massive_ pet
 peeve of mine; yes, Docker can make running self-hosted applications easier for
-inexperienced individuals,[^2] but application orchestration system _does not_
-fit in every single environment. By refusing to provide proper "manual"
+inexperienced individuals,[^2] but an application orchestration system _does
+not_ fit in every single environment. By refusing to provide proper "manual"
 deployment instructions, maintainers of these projects alienate an entire class
 of potential users and it pisses me off.
 
@@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ log in.
 
 ### Further tips
 
-One of the things you mind want to do post-installation is mess around with
+One of the things you might want to do post-installation is mess around with
 profiles. There's a `default` profile in LXD that you can show with `lxc profile
 show default`.