Today, I’m grateful for blank note cards.
One of many projects I’ve attempted during this summer of (mostly) isolation has been sending notes to people via snail mail. I used the last note card in a pack the other day and went searching for more. I found a shoebox stashed away in the home office containing various note cards, some in packs and some odd single ones. So many notes to write, now! Until I run out of stamps, that is. 😉
What are you grateful for today?
Today, I’m grateful for frog postage stamps.
With today’s instant avenues of communication, we don’t use postage stamps like we used to. But this new world of Covid-19 and isolation has revived snail mail as a way to bring a little sunshine into someone’s day. I’ve been on the receiving end of many notes and cards recently, and I’ve started sending some out myself. I used up an old batch of Christmas stamps, and now I can use the fun frog stamps I bought a few months ago. 🙂
What are you grateful for today?
Today, I’m grateful for notes from friends that have come in the mail recently.
There’s something truly touching about a card and/or a note that’s been picked out or hand-made or written just to reach out and say I’m thinking of you; you matter to me. I received this one just the other day. 🙂
What are you grateful for today?
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