i was raised around an older generation that passionately believed in christmas cards.
back in the day they were always hand-written to every single person on the list. i do take a more modern approach. all recipients on my list receive the same christmas card and I do not include a letter…however, i still passionately believe in the christmas card. even with blogging, facebook, and twitter. i can’t let the art die.
…hand-writing. typed. fun fonts. address labels with snowflakes, holly and candy canes and little snowmen – i have a preparing/addressing/stamping party of one when i’m preparing ours.
but, this year, we didn't recieve very many cards at all.
should i stop? is it not-green to be doing so?
how do you feel about the tradition of christmas cards? a lost art? you’ve never sent one? you always send one?
regardless, i still enjoy the tradition. and, if you are not on our mailing list – here is our 2011 card
Hope you have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
back in the day they were always hand-written to every single person on the list. i do take a more modern approach. all recipients on my list receive the same christmas card and I do not include a letter…however, i still passionately believe in the christmas card. even with blogging, facebook, and twitter. i can’t let the art die.
…hand-writing. typed. fun fonts. address labels with snowflakes, holly and candy canes and little snowmen – i have a preparing/addressing/stamping party of one when i’m preparing ours.
but, this year, we didn't recieve very many cards at all.
should i stop? is it not-green to be doing so?
how do you feel about the tradition of christmas cards? a lost art? you’ve never sent one? you always send one?
regardless, i still enjoy the tradition. and, if you are not on our mailing list – here is our 2011 card
Hope you have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
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