I still send some and they are all gone. No I couldn't imagine living in one of these new condos 50 stories high. An old factory near ground level I can handle.
The prices of cards is horrific, if you ask me. Hallmark and others should hang its head! It's prostitution, really. I hope they don't start arresting these 'johns'. hahahah
I didn't get mine done. :( I plan on sending post cards from our cruise instead! Right now we're waiting to board. There was a norovirus outbreak on the last cruise and they have to disinfect before letting new peeps on.
For me sending and receiving holiday cards is part of the seasonal celebrations. My cards are all sent with a few bonus cards from Jacquie Lawson's site. Unfortunately technology is rapidly changing this aspect of our society. I"m getting fewer and fewer cards every year.
I don't do cards anymore because I don't do Christmas anymore. I have for over two decades written an annual newsletter to send to family and friends, which in recent years often gets done just before Chinese New Year and is now sent digitally, not snail mail.
I'm being a grinch this year and not sending any - hope that doesn't make me a bad person.
ReplyDeleteI was in the mood to send cards this year and yes, they are fini!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Lowell although a bit scary all the old lady pants. LOL!
I still send some and they are all gone.
ReplyDeleteNo I couldn't imagine living in one of these new condos 50 stories high. An old factory near ground level I can handle.
Yup. Many. With a letter, too. Including photos.
ReplyDeleteI send a few and they've all arrived at their destinations. Must be warm there.
ReplyDeleteWe always buy our cards around December 27th, for the following Christmas. It's shocking how much the prices drop!
ReplyDeleteyes, still a snail mail sort of girl. i'm hoping to do them today. are you all done? do you do them? or lois anne? or do you do them together?
ReplyDeleteYes. I hate e-cards. But I buy my Christmas cards wearing a coat and boots.
ReplyDeleteI guess the title of the previous post could fit this one as well... Oops...
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
The prices of cards is horrific, if you ask me. Hallmark and others should hang its head! It's prostitution, really. I hope they don't start arresting these 'johns'. hahahah
ReplyDeleteI send cards, but not as many as I once did. I always enjoyed getting cards in the mail. And it helps the P.O. stay in business.
ReplyDeleteOur little dog was looking through a drainage hole in a concrete wall.
Did you see where they are saying that Ocala is the best place in the U.S. for housing value?
ReplyDeleteSee here.
I didn't get mine done. :(
ReplyDeleteI plan on sending post cards from our cruise instead!
Right now we're waiting to board. There was a norovirus outbreak on the last cruise and they have to disinfect before letting new peeps on.
For me sending and receiving holiday cards is part of the seasonal celebrations. My cards are all sent with a few bonus cards from Jacquie Lawson's site. Unfortunately technology is rapidly changing this aspect of our society. I"m getting fewer and fewer cards every year.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree on the scary pants here.
ReplyDeleteyes i do send cards mainly because I get them from BSPCA (Bombay Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)
ReplyDeleteI have send my card
ReplyDeleteNo...I send a cyber letter with a card made from one of my photographs; it's just easier for me...
ReplyDeleteI'll skip commenting on the pants....but I am thinking something.
I don't do cards anymore because I don't do Christmas anymore. I have for over two decades written an annual newsletter to send to family and friends, which in recent years often gets done just before Chinese New Year and is now sent digitally, not snail mail.
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