Christmas Cards: A One-Sided Affair?

I get less and less Christmas cards every year. Seems as if cards aren't as popular as they once were. I find that I don't send as many as I used to and usually only to those I don't see very often.

I dont do these anymore.

I only receive Christmas cards from local companies right now.

I'm sorry you're not getting any Christmas cards. I've sent out many cards to people on myLot and I've gotten several in return. I also have a couple from the people who live here. I still need to get mine out to the people here and send out cards to my family.

I keep my Christmas card sending to a select few. Close friends and family. I still receive replys from those I send them to. I guess you need to revise your naughty and nice Christmas card list. (just kidding)

Over the years I have been getting fewer and fewer Christmas cards every year. A lot of people stopped sending cards during Covid . Now the price of a stamp has increased so much that people cannot afford to send as many as they used to. Some people send greetings by email or text message instead these days. I have also noticed that the quality of Christmas cards that you buy is not the same as it used to be. The cardboard is cheap and the images on these cards are sometimes silly and nothing to do with Christmas.

When my oldest kids were little I sent out a Christmas card with a photo of them in it every year. When they stopped liking me to take their photo that tradition stopped. I used to get more cards back then too but I only get maybe 3 now and I only send out two.

There was a time I gave it a lot of importance but now I do no send any and hardly receive any too. It is mostly e-cards

I will send out all of my Christmas cards on Monday. I always get the same number send back to me that I send out.

I have lost touch with most of the people I know who do not use computers and I no longer send out Christmas cards, All others I do online Christmas cards,

I send very few Christmas cards now. I used to send 50 out just to family members. There were more for friends, church, etc. I can't do that anymore. The cards are way expensive, the postage goes up, and it is frustrating. We don't get many cards either. Most of my friends and family are gone now. I try to send ecards or call people on the phone during the holiday season.

With digitalization, such acts are slowly disappearing and dying. I have not received any physical cards in years. Most of the wishes and invitations come on digital mode these days. I badly miss the old days

Disappearing act definitely! I think a lot of family and friends traditions from this festive time of year is disappearing, sadly. Also, most of our family are in Southern Africa, and the postal service over there is also doing a disappearing act. So we'll do e-cards this year and see if anybody else makes some effort.