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May your holidays sparkle and your message stay sharp and clear!

Here is your annual reminder that the sign-off in your holiday cards does not require an apostrophe! Happy holidays!

An Important Holiday Punctuation Reminder This post is your annual reminder that an apostrophe is not required in your holiday card sign-off. Simply add s to pluralize most surnames.

Join John Horner, author of Tales from a Snowbank, at Indigo Kenaston Common (1590 Kenaston Blvd.) on Saturday, August 27, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. for a book signing.

Tales from a Snowbank details the experiences that shaped John’s life as he grew up in the historically significant subarctic community of Churchill, Manitoba, during the extraordinary era that brought us colour television, Elvis, the Beatles, and Kermit the Frog—and influenced pop culture and a postwar way of life for decades to come.
John Horner

Home John Horner is the author of Tales from a Snowbank, an autobiographical collection documenting the author’s growth to adulthood in a small but significant Canadian community: Churchill, Manitoba.

Greetings! Did you know the sign-off in your holiday cards does not require an apostrophe? It’s true! Visit my latest blog post to learn more.

Don’t Spoil a Beautiful Holiday Card with an Errant Apostrophe Can you believe it’s the end of November? The past few months have been a blur. I am grateful for several exciting and unexpected opportunities, and I am really enjoying meeting (e-meeting?) so many wonderful new people.