are u writing letters still????

Since I get the chance to work with computer, I find it hard to write using my ball point pens. I think this attitude of mine really affected my penmanship. Typing is easier for me rather than writing. Nowadays, I am very lazy to write. I am no longer writing letters. If I write letters, it is just once in a blue moon. I am more in writing emails to my friends. I have many online friends and I love sharing my life with them.

Sadly, I don't write letter anymore. I used to be pretty good in writing letter. I lost my patience in writing letter. I even encouraged my mother how to send text message with a cellphone.

I don't write any letter again because it more difficult than using a phone text or email. Yeah, in line with technological developments, the letter had been abandoned because almost all human activities have been helped by the computer. Now that email has replaced the conventional mail. happy myLotting...

Hi..Yes I am. I like writing letters because I think that I can not speak many things with teks by phone. It difficult to tell something that I have to explain. But maybe writing letter is not often or just for something that I think I must tell it by letter.

I last wrote at the time was in college, about 10 years ago. You're right, technological developments make writing activities become abandoned. Now that there is, just typing and typing

I still write letters to my friends and to my boyfriend. I feel that it is more special than sending email or posting to their profile on the social networking sites. Specially during special occasions like birthdays or monthsaries, I still send greeting cards with my own message on it. It's more personal that way. To think that you put effort in writing it.

I haven't written a letter in a long time. The last letter I wrote was to an ex-boyfriend since he wouldn't talk to me on the phone. I like to write them, but I just haven't had much of a reason to. I like to write romantic letters, but I don't have a partner at the moment. I do like the personalizing ability of hand-written letters.