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Random apostrophe’s are my Kryptonite.
My eye is upon you, staffers of the Deming Way Reception Desk. I may not be able to resist taking a red pen to your otherwise inestimably useful binder of “Delivery Menu’s” the next time I’m out there.
Really, I’m powerless against the urge. I’ll be minding my own business, maybe sitting in an armchair reading a letter or scanning a work email or perusing a restaurant’s daily specials, when suddenly it appears: the Greengrocer’s Apostrophe. Read More »