Time (edit .001 - Leanne, Billy)

[Erthona]

Thomas,

I subjected this part of the sentence to you experiment and substituted "midst" with the alternative words. 


"in the midst of walking forward"  amid, among, during and in.


I am walking out the door, amid walking forward I find I’ve turned about;   no

I am walking out the door, among walking forward I find I’ve turned about;  no

I am walking out the door, during walking forward I find I’ve turned about;  no

I am walking out the door, in walking forward I find I’ve turned about;   Iffy.  Does not convey the sense of being in the middle of something.
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Of course all of this is just to take focus off your original error and act as though you are defending your original statement when you are not.

" No. "midst" is most certainly wrong. ↓  You cannot be in the "midst of walking""

Tell me, how long did you have to search before you found your quote? Not that I mind, mind you, as it is something I would probably do, so I commend you on that. Very devious. However you are still wrong.

your bosom buddy,

dale