Valentine’s Day is around the corner, this coming week. If you haven’t already put cards and greetings in the mail, today is the day! Even belated Valentine’s wishes are welcomed

Sharing ideas we’ve “seen elsewhere” communicates how much people think about writing letters, sending cards, and mailing greetings. AARP The Magazine shared half a dozen ideas for putting “your life

Volunteerism is said to lift the spirits of the person volunteering, as well as the project and people being supported. Thinking of someone else, walking even an hour in another’s

Remember the viral video of the baby saying “hello” in response to Adele’s song Hello? Sending a card can create the same effect. Your “thinking of you” message may prompt

Two cards make a duet of note writing. One from you to someone else; and one back from them. Or, one card tucked inside of another creates a doublet of

Mail a hug to someone you love, someone you are thinking of and want to say hello, and to someone who lives across town and would be uplifted by getting

Here’s a novel idea for the new year…write a letter a week. That’s 52 cards, notes, or letters. Birthday greetings count. However, sending 52 December holiday cards is a separate

Thank you card season is fast upon us this week. Each person who gives you a present, a thoughtful note of memory or cheer, or time with them deserves your

House parties are held for letter writing. Yes, really. For instance, civic organizations hold greeting card note writing and letter writing parties to generate words of thanks for soldiers. Volunteer

Think. Thank. One letter makes the difference in these two words. Sometimes one letter from you is what makes someone’s day or week. Hearing from a friend out of the