Well, I wish I’d known this yesterday….
Not only was March Fourth the only day on the calendar that is a complete sentence, but it was also National Grammar Day.
Who knew?
(I mean, other than Sharon at Daily Writing Tips, which is where I saw it.)
Well, I wish I’d known this yesterday….
Not only was March Fourth the only day on the calendar that is a complete sentence, but it was also National Grammar Day.
Who knew?
(I mean, other than Sharon at Daily Writing Tips, which is where I saw it.)
Damn, Deb, and I missed Texas Independence Day (2 March) too. Must update calander functions. BTW, 21 April is San Jacinto Day, and 19 Sept is Talk Like A Pirate Day.
Fourth? March Fourth? *blink blink* That isn’t a complete sentence… It’s March forth up here in Canada, so we’ll celebrate National Grammar Day à la Canadian!
Funny. I walked into a Cub Scout meeting last night and a mom grabbed me and said, “Did you know this is National Grammar Day?” Boy, I feel really ripped off that I didn’t know in time to really make a big deal about it…
I’m going to have to add this to my calendar with a yearly reminder. I didn’t even know it was national grammar day until it was over!
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