One of my birthday resolutions was to keep up with my correspondence
Imagine, if you will, a oldy worldly little woman but with far superior beverages and hot bubble baths, spilling her soul (and the occasional salacious gossip) onto the page.
Does anyone else find snail-mail an absolute delight in a world full of technology?
Every year at Christmas Aunt Betty and I write each other a letter. To me, it鈥檚 one of the best parts of the season. Which I need to get on or she鈥檚 going to beat me again. 馃槀馃憤
In an instantaneous world of 1 and 0's, a simple paper with squiggly lines that have travelled a great distance just to get to our hands is something that is indeed priceless.
I can see the appeal in theory, but the way the post office has become a source if fail, my far better typing skills, and general dorkiness... its likely id stay digital
@FoxUnderPressure I wonder if more people will be changing out to opening a christmas present that's a pic of what you're actually going to get in 3-6 weeks.
Once upon a time I was an avid writer of the old snail mail. It was well before the internet. I used to write to new found friends in NZ, UK and USA. it was frustrating waiting months between replies but all worth it when you saw a thick hand addressed envelope in the mail box. Thank you for the look back.
