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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dear Mrs. G:

I often write to teachers by saying Hi Ms. A and Ms. L (if there are two and there usually are). I think it is a friendly way of communicating when we do a lot of it.

Also, formally I should be addressed as "Dr. Fullofherself" but you call me Mrs. Husbandslastname and just let it go. So I type "Mrs. G." and you got my name wrong all last year.

Thank you.
Sincerely, Dr. F

PS: I always wondered the derivation of your last name but would not have guessed Slovak. Cool![/quote]

Bahaha. Busted, Teach.

My kid's teacher has a somewhat long last name that took us a few times to figure out how to pronounce correctly. I always call her Mrs. Teacherlastname in emails and sign my emails with my first name. She always addresses me as Mrs. Mylastname which annoys me because I feel like it's pretty obvious I'm NOT MRS. Mylastname: DC and DC's father have the same last name, I do not. She has seen DH and me together, and heard me refer to "my DH" as DC's father, so she also knows my different last name is not a case of me being remarried with a new last name. I really wish she'd either use my first name since it's how I sign my emails, or MS. Mylastname.

That said, typing this response is probably 10x the amount of time I've spent thinking about it until now, so while annoying in the moment it's not enough for me to get bent out of shape.[/quote]

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