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[kaydee50]

No, haven't sent cards in at last 10 years.  I'd rather call or email.  I've gotten a LOT of cards from charities looking for a donation.  Hopefully, next year one of the local organizations will be accepting these cards.  They aren't this year.

[caroln242]

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@NVmimi wrote:

Just an FYI for those not aware, Hallmark cards are available at Dollar Tree for a buck each. Some of them are only 50 cents. They are the exact same Hallmark cards sold everywhere!

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Thank you!

[fthunt]

Agree OP - that's why I stopped sending cards.  Cost of postage just to be dumped in the trash.  Not a guilty bone in my body about my decision. 

E-Mail or call your loved ones - we didn't have that available back in the 40's - 50's  and even the sixties.

[Patriot3]

This year, just my immediate family.  It's getting to be a chore as I get older.  I will send if I receive, but I won't start it.

[Spurt]

@caroln242 

I mailed out 22 cards the day before Thanksgiving!!!  I like to write a personal meaningful note in my cards and let them know I appreciate them....

[candys mine]

I do.  The list is dwindling over the years. I have a couple of people to whom I will send a card every week on the lead up to Christmas.

[Suziepeach]

Every year they started dwindling so nope not sending any out this Christmas and all our family/ friends have been told..  LOL ...  

[RetRN]

Yes, I still send out a few. Probably 10 or so this year. 

[queendiva]

Maybe.

The family photo taken at the beginning of October came out Meh. Everyone looked OK except for me, so obviously that's a No Go. We are having our Christmas early this year, so we will try again to get a good photo. If we are successful I will have them printed and sent right out or maybe just post on my social media page. If not I will send out just a few cards to elderly relatives and a few friends.

[traveler]

Only to those who guilt me by sending a card first.