Greeting cards, the perfect way to say ‘I care’, date back to the 15th century.
Hallmark, founded in 1910, is the largest and oldest greeting card
manufacturer.
In this fast-paced digital era we now live in the old-fashioned hand-picked
‘perfect’ card has been replaced by the electronic e-card.
What’s missing?
1. The fun selecting a beautifully designed greeting card specifically for its’
recipient
2. Adding special hand-penned wording straight from the heart
3. Decorating an envelope with silly stickers
4. Getting creative selecting postage stamps
Although receiving an e-card (often animated) is welcome, in my opinion tis
doubtful it can wholeheartedly replace the quaintness of the ‘You’ve Got Mail’
physical mailbox experience.
I like sending cards, and also receiving them. We just bought valentine’s cards to send to our kids and grand kids. 🙂
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Me, too 😊
On occasion I purchase thé now quite expensive Hallmark cards with rewards ‘Extra Bucks’ earned from purchases at my pharmacy. Other times I opt to buy cards from The Dollar Store.
Forever Old School 🤗
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Thanks for sharing June.
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You’re most welcome friend 😊
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😍
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Nice. Hopefully two of my friends will receive cards today.
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Thanks Di 😊
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