I am def a thank you note writer! Its a fading thing though, but its so courteous. I dont get it. I also send notes out frequently to friends who live in other states bc snail mail rocks. Send those cards out woman! Better late than never ;)
oooo i really love the second one! I send thank you cards for things like graduation. I really should send them for birthday and Christmas, but I just never have. It's definitely a fading tradition, which is very unfortunate :( I guess people just send thank you texts now.
I'm a northerner an send TY cards, esp. for big things like wedding gifts etc. I usually write thanks for the "specific" gift and how it will help/be used. I think it is a fading thing though, which makes me sad :(
PERSONAL thank you notes are important! A mass printed "Thank you for sharing our special day with us" printed on a wedding photo does NOT cut it. I'll be like, "uh, sure...but what about that $50 gift I bought you?" I try to be a good thank you writer. Sometimes a gift here or there falls through the cracks, I'll admit. But it really is so important to acknowledge and thank people for thinking of us.
and in honor of such, i'm passing on my local band love (seattle) called "the head and the heart". (the female singer was in a bible study group with me in college)
& once you have lil magnolia, you'll prob get more gifts and need more thank you's so now you have an excuse to scoop up some cute ones!
unfortunately, thank you cards are a fading tradition, but i love to send them. my mom had me writing them since i was young and she still checks in to see if i still send them out! i always like to be one step ahead of her!
i love the first card with the little family under the tree! so sweet!
I always send 'thank yous'. It's just good manners! My mom made me send thank yous ever since I can remember - we couldn't play with the present or spend the cash until the 'thank you' was out! ;)
i have this overwhelming desire that my thank you notes appear smudge-free and neatly written, in pretty lines straight across the card, filling up equidistant areas balanced with blank spaces. i'm so weird. so it takes me forever to write 'em, ha.
Those thank you cards are adorable!!! Loving the first one! My mother always taught me the importance of thank you notes and I often feel behind as well...my plan is to catch up on my mine tomorrow! :)
It's one of my resolutions! I find if I start one fast, it gets done...cuute cards!
ReplyDeletemy husbands family had to tell me to stop sending them thank you notes. I still do them a lot and always make my son send them. It's just "right"!
ReplyDeleteI am def a thank you note writer! Its a fading thing though, but its so courteous. I dont get it. I also send notes out frequently to friends who live in other states bc snail mail rocks. Send those cards out woman! Better late than never ;)
ReplyDeleteoooo i really love the second one! I send thank you cards for things like graduation. I really should send them for birthday and Christmas, but I just never have. It's definitely a fading tradition, which is very unfortunate :( I guess people just send thank you texts now.
ReplyDeleteI love love love the second one! I bet you could attempt to make that our of stamps!! very very cute!!
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I'm a northerner an send TY cards, esp. for big things like wedding gifts etc. I usually write thanks for the "specific" gift and how it will help/be used. I think it is a fading thing though, which makes me sad :(
ReplyDeletePERSONAL thank you notes are important! A mass printed "Thank you for sharing our special day with us" printed on a wedding photo does NOT cut it. I'll be like, "uh, sure...but what about that $50 gift I bought you?" I try to be a good thank you writer. Sometimes a gift here or there falls through the cracks, I'll admit. But it really is so important to acknowledge and thank people for thinking of us.
ReplyDeleteI love the name you've chosen for your daughter. Very pretty!
ReplyDeletei'm so honored to be wiggled!!
ReplyDeleteand in honor of such, i'm passing on my local band love (seattle) called "the head and the heart".
(the female singer was in a bible study group with me in college)
& once you have lil magnolia, you'll prob get more gifts and need more thank you's so now you have an excuse to scoop up some cute ones!
thanks for the wiggle, blair :) I feel so special!!
ReplyDeletei am the same way with thank you notes--such a procrastinator! but hey, late is better than never ;)
unfortunately, thank you cards are a fading tradition, but i love to send them. my mom had me writing them since i was young and she still checks in to see if i still send them out! i always like to be one step ahead of her!
ReplyDeletei love the first card with the little family under the tree! so sweet!
I always send 'thank yous'. It's just good manners! My mom made me send thank yous ever since I can remember - we couldn't play with the present or spend the cash until the 'thank you' was out! ;)
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i have this overwhelming desire that my thank you notes appear smudge-free and neatly written, in pretty lines straight across the card, filling up equidistant areas balanced with blank spaces. i'm so weird. so it takes me forever to write 'em, ha.
ReplyDeleteThose thank you cards are adorable!!! Loving the first one! My mother always taught me the importance of thank you notes and I often feel behind as well...my plan is to catch up on my mine tomorrow! :)
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Wiggled?! This made my day! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the sea of thank you cards!
I always enjoy you wiggles day and seeing what artist and blogs you have in store.
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