Richard sent in this picture he took in Mount Eden, Auckland, New Zealand:

Here’s something really exclusive. A truly private kindergarten – a studio for just one kid. I wonder what it costs to send a kid there.

Terry writes:

This sign is hanging in the front window of one of my favorite antique stores in Martinez, California. I have worked with neon, and I know how time-consuming it must have been for the sign maker to heat and bend the glass to create that curly little apostrophe character!

Found at Geyer’s Supermarket in Lexington, Ohio.

(Thanks, Aaron!)

Linda writes:

I saw the attached on a display at a Lowe’s in Austin, TX on 11/29. Assuming it was rare, I snapped a photo.

There were at least 3 more signs – all slightly different – with the identical mistake throughout the store.

Surely the apocalypse is nigh.

David writes:

I visited the Cadbury’s chocolate factory in Dunedin, New Zealand. The history of the family is shown in the waiting area where we gathered prior to starting the tour. I wonder if the copywriter simply included the apostrophe because the product name does.

Fascinating tour, highly recommended!

Rachée writes:

While visiting my mom in the hospital I cam upon this little gem in the window of the gift shop,

Notice also the upper-case L in CoLd.

Matt writes:

I just received this via email from a client.
Note the creative spelling and punctuation of “hors d’oeuvres”

Nancy in Houston snapped this photo of

… the Nov. 25 episode of Dr. Phil. Maybe his Producers need to go back to grammar school.

Shree in Miami writes:

My Golden Retriever mix squatted right beneath this sign. Maybe he’s more literate than I had thought.