If you got a thank you card that was signed
"Thanks again, Susie (et al.)"
Would you know what that meant?
I was being lazy and did this with some thank you's. DH had no idea what it meant and thought that absolutely no one I sent it to would know either.
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Mommy to Rachel 1.15.06 and Ashley 5.17.11
Oh, I agree it's not proper. It was just on a handful to immediate family members that I thought could do without the rundown of everyone's names. LIke I said, totally lazy!
I bet Michelle Duggar uses that all the time.
I had 5 years of Latin, so I was not at all confused by et al.. I would use it if I was writing to someone I know well, not if I was sending it to Mrs. Obama or my moms friend, Tress, who is a stickler. I don't think anyone I know would be confused by it.
Agreed, I would just put ("& family" or "the gang" or "the boys," in my case).
LOL @ Michelle Duggar!
Ya, I realize it's kinda silly.Like I said, it was just for family - all of whom know the years I spent in research, etc. - they would probably roll their eyes and call me a nerd (in the most loving way). The point was just that DH thought that no one would know what I was saying and I told him he was wrong.
I think maybe I read your OP wrong. Was that the entire card - just "thanks again" or did your write it all out properly and then sign the ending that way?
Oh ya, I wrote a whole note, and then the bottom was just signed that way.