A letter

Oh yeah :/ the last letter I've received was like 5 years ago it :/ From a penpal.. I wasn't able to receive again..When I was young I use to have a foreign penpal and it feels good reading letters from them.. When you know the paper,the ink, and the author was actually from a diff. country =] It's extra special coz of the effort.. And it traveled very long to reach you.. Just don't know if the new generations now can still experience letter sending :D

Hello In this busy and high-tech world, hand written letter became obsolete. The last letter I received from a friend in Canada was last year. :).Unfortunately, I didn't receive any mails from her and not even a news from her:(.. Since we are not writing anymore I just reviewed those letters and hopefully she also do the same thing.

I do write letters, I am getting ready to write to a friend who I haven't heard from but she used to use her daughter's phone to call or text me, but hasn't for a t least a month! So I got on facebook and asked another daughter for her address. It's all rather silly since we only live about 14 miles away or so. I also write to my mother sometimes and also my sister, both out of state.. even though I talk to them on the phone pretty often.

they are letters from my ex sweetheart, now that i'm already married for 12 yrs i'm thinking of forgetting all the things that makes me feel sad, when i see them it always reminds of my frustrated wedding that did not come to a reality.

last letter i wrote was eleven years back, which was the time my family bought me a computer. I used to write many letters specially for relatives. I didn't see it necessary to write letters which may take more time to be delivered to some one especially overseas, rather i wrote through email. recent my cousin who's twelve years old wrote me a letter, he told me about his school,teachers and friends. At the end he told me how much he miss me. Honestly, i was touched by it and realize how much concern in it. because we send and receive many letters through e-mails we lost its true value. I believe we should write letters more often to show our concern and appreciation.

hey xiaopinggai! i miss the paper letters too, when i was in grade school, my father used to send us letters like this. the thought is, its his hand writing. we know its out of date, but we too know that its more sentimental, i mean, somthing which has more meaning. i think i still also want to receive paper letters today.

I used to write letters! But now I text or communicate by internet. I hate calling people, so texting works good for me. I do send short letters to my two elderly aunts from time to time.

I still receive and write letters to my friends. And they are friends that I met online. It started when my computer was down and the letters were the only way for us to keep in touch. So we've kind of stayed with the letters even though I've got my computer back.

Yes, i hope to review the feeling of writting a paper letter again. But i think it's very hard to realize. My friends, my colleagues are all used to communicate with each other by phone,e-mail and sending IM message. I don't think they will be willing to write letter. I think they will feel unaccustomed. Writing paper letter is very time-consuming and is not very convenient as a means of communication. But in some occasions, people use writting paper letter for communication as before. When a man and a woman fall in love with each other, they'll prefer writting paper letter rather than e-mail, because they think writing paper letter is more romantic and can show their love more close.

i still have with me the last letters that i received, i just can't find an enouh reason to discard them...

Hand written letters are often times the only source of communitcation in the military. I was away for 4 months this year, and three of those months were letters-only communication. And those letters are the most impoartant thing in the world. You cherish every single letter you get. I must have hundreds of letters from all the times I was away from home. I would write my fiance religious when we were gone this year. Every single day I wrote him a letter. Did not miss a day. I would write a letter every single day, and mail them off in one envelope once a week. My fiance is scheduled to leave again very soon (but we're not exactly sure when yet, we just know it should be very soon), I will write him letters. He will have access to his cell phone and the internet, but there's nothing like a handwritten letter from your loved ones when you're so far away from home for so long.

For me yes,because you can really feel the effort that she give to write the letter that came to nhis heart.I think the last time that I receive a letter was in my highschool days.It came from to my crush and my bestfriend.I really appreciate the letters that they give to me,especially the letter of my crush.When I finish to read that letter I feel the feeling of full of inspiration and happiness in my heart.If I see that letter in my locker I'd still read and it gives me the memories of my highschool days.But be because of computer it makes more easier to communicate to others by just chatting in facebook and etc. Nowadays,computer are really have a big contribution in our economy and it is popular everywhere.

Yes. I want to review the feeling of writing a paper letter because it is one important for the student to develop his knowledge in writing skills.

It is good to review in making a paper letter, but most of the people didn't want to make it for it is an old thing, right?. But we don't even think what the importance of making a paper letter, or what is in the paper letter thing. It is good for us to enhance our writing skills and our ability to think. It's been a part of our life and we cannot forget from what we have started... good day, and God Bless you!.

yes^^ i have a few paper letters and i keep it^^ i think some people still use that way. those that for example dont have access to internet. or those that have but want to send something special to their friends. i remember the last letter i received. it was from a guy i loved so much. but sadly he changed. so i guess what he said in the letter just meant something to him for a short time. i keep it but i dont read it anymore. i dont want to remember the sad memories.

The last real letters I received were from soldiers I adopted from anysoldier.com. Despite the fact that we were perfect strangers, there is just something special about expressing your thoughts on paper and exchanging them with others. I miss the days of more personal communication like this. Now everything with my family and friends is email and texting.

I think writing letters is a beautiful experience we should never let behind. It's easier to write a letter on the computer, but when you do it in a piece of paper with a pencil, it's more real and you transmit what you really feel in your heart at that moment. It's beautiful to receive a real letter, and it's like a treasure. The last time I received a letter was in high school. It was from a boy who liked me a lot, and I was so excited about receiving it, that I think I might still have it somewhere at home.