The Camera also has the nasty habits of sometimes leaving out the comma after the next-to-last item in a list and putting the period outside of quote marks when they are for something other than a spoken declarative sentence. The Camera knows these habits are sometimes acceptable to the British, but the Camera’s European ancestors have lived on North American soil since the early 1600s so she has no reason other than that she is being obnoxious. The Camera has herself been accused of being a grammar Nazi and an sesquipedalian freak, which she refutes loudly whilst quickly hiding her book and CD copies of Eats, Shoots, and Leaves.

It appears though that the Camera should start inserting the smiley-face emoticon when she is making the joke of grammar.

The Manolo is fun and we enjoy all his company!

In your example, though, your ending the sentence with “to” is grammatically correct for another reason, i.e., what obviously and logically follows your sentence’s ending “to” in the reader’s mind is “tell a friend.” To repeat that phrase at the end of the sentence would be redundant and even silly, so, technically speaking, that part is understood and is better left out.

(…Just thought you might want to know.)

The Manolo, he is successful because he obviously loves what he does. It shows.

If The Manolo indeed makes the six figures from the blog, the Zarba he humbly congratulates him.

Beats the crap out of working….