Do you still send "old fashioned" greeting cards?

E-mail seems impersonal, so I do still buy greeting cards. The personal notes I write on them are more meaningful to me and the recipient than e-mail could convey. When I forget, or when I find out at the last minute, e-mail is a lot better than nothing. There's something in the e-mail system at work that tells us whose birthday it is each day, and most of those are merely nodding acquaintances, so they get e-mails. I keep a small supply of birthday, anniversary and get-well cards in my desk, though, just in case.

i send alot od cards. why do u call them old fashioned? i love getting them also & had alot rather get them in my mailbox than any other way. some things never go out of style in my opinion. i have alot of older friends that were my customers when i was able to still work. i think anyone appreciates someone thinking about them. i know i certainly do.

I will send a greeting card to someone who does not have access to the internet or a computer. A lot of old timers do not have computers so sending a card the old fashioned way is the way to go.

i do send birthday card and christmas cards thru snail mail to my bestest friends. other people it's usually via text messages or IMs hehe!

Yes I do still send out birthday cards and Christmas cards. There is something very personal about sending them out that e-mail will never replace. It is tangible, was chosen by you, touched by you, written on personally by you and mailed with care by you. I keep the cards that are sent to me too. I am very sentimental. [b][i] Have a great day and happy myLotting![/i][/b]

Yes, I send greeting cards by snail mail and by hand too! :):) I love snail mails. I love making my own greeting cards, they're more special and precious than store-bought cards. Handmade cards can be cheaper too. :)

I love to send greeting cards by mail from time to time. I send them to my parents all the time, along with a few of my relatives that I was really close with in Michigan before I moved here to Florida. I think an internet greeting card or a text is nice as well, but I think actually taking the time to pick out a card, write a little message in it, address it, and take it to the post office truly shows how thoughtful you can be, and if it's a thank you card how much you appreciate what they did for you. Since I've moved down here I know I've sent my fair share of thank you cards to my parents when I've come across money troubles and they've helped me out or just plain how are you doing cards because I missed them. I always get a call from either my Mom or Dad, depending on who got the mail that day, the minute they get the card. It always brings a smile to my face knowing a made their day a little bit. :o) Oh and who doesn't like to receive snail mail either? I know I love it!