On the first day of English
My true love gave to me
A contest to keep me busy!
Yepper, it is time for another Editor’s Corner contest! Here are the details:
You can enter two different ways: by sending me the name of a new subscriber (including your own name if you don’t currently subscribe) or by sending me one of your favorite idiomatic phrases. What do I mean by an idiomatic phrase? Well, Donna gave me a great one that her dad says when she asks how he is. Daddy Bradley’s response is, “Finer than a frog hair split four ways and tied up in bow knots.” Someone else emailed me and said, “When I was knee-high to a corn cob…”
You will be entered into a drawing one time for each expression or each new subscriber you recommend. Send your entries directly to me at kchurch@jackhenry.com.
The prizes?
Since we will have a new president next year, the first prize is Richard Lederer’s book American Trivia. The second prize is your choice of t-shirt (I have couple of them with funny grammar sayings). Everyone who sends an expression my way will have it published in a future blog, unless it isn’t fit to print, so try to be nice!
Submissions are due by the 12th day of this celebration, which is actually December 23. I will announce the winners on December 27 and send your gifts then.
Good luck!
Kara Church
Technical Editor, Advisory
619-542-6773 | Ext: 766773
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