"Letters are expectation packaged in an envelope."--Shana Alexander, American JournalistYes email, Facebook, Twitter are quicker. Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer the anticipation of opening my letter box (ok so it's actually a 25 yard walk to a cluster of metal bins)and hoping to find a treasure among the daily airline credit card offers and useless community coupons to establishments I'd never frequent much less ever heard of.
On rare occasions, I relish the arrival of a handwritten note, card or letter.
Today I am grateful for:
*Not one, but the arrival of two handwritten cards
Won't you take the time to pen your thoughts, affix a stamp and send your own treasure? I assure you the recipient will be grateful.
