do you remember the last letter you had written to your friend or relative.

I write letters to my family once,sometimes twice a week. It's hard being away from them,I miss them every moment.Since I've moved so far from them I realised (more than I already knew) how much all of them mean to me. I still write letters in the old fashion style although my sisters have email accounts. An email is nothing compared to the anguish to receive true letters and the joy when you actually receive them can not be compared with checking your inbox for new emails. The style of writing,the writing is part of them.Every time I receive a letter from my family it's like they'd send me little parts of their soul...I can't reach that through emails.A letter from them it's like sending lots and lots of love and hugs in a little box. :) And that goes vise-versa too.When I write them,I put my soul on a black page. Emails are for urgent news or funny stuff,they are not invented to express yourself through them.

I never remember writing a letter in my life but emails.

Just yesterday, when i wrote a birthday letter to my nephew who turns 12 on 11th of March. It has been my habit to write in my own handwriting and sharing some words of wisdom with youngsters and request for advice from elders. This makes me very happy and them delighted

Yeah I do...I have written it to my younger brother. He use to write me letter, once in a week...those always make me cry...(once I've received a full page letter from him, I miss u so much, n he mentioned the number how many times a day he miss me...1000000...000...0 till last line). I've not written a letter from last two years (u can say after marriage), before that, I use to right letters to my friends of school, graduate college, nephew, aunts...! Thanks for the topic, I remembered I've to write a letter to my one nephew (he was complaining that nobody write a letter for him...)

Nope, I never write any letter to anyone. I used telephone because it's faster than any letter.

The last handwritten letter I wrote was a quick note that I tucked in with a homemade clock that I sent to my parents for christmas.. LOL.. My dad is probably one of the few people left on earth who is COMPLETELY computer illiterate.

I have friends that I regularly email with. I also keep in touch with my brothers by email and phone. My dad doesn't have internet and doesn't use email - never has! I just wrote him a letter and sent him a Christmas card back in December. We keep in touch through letters and phone. Regular mail is not completely gone! I think because of email a hand written letter stands out as more special. It means you've taken the time to sit down and write it out. That takes much more time and thought than a quick email sent by computer?

I used to have a long list of people I wrote hand-written letters to. Most of my letters were 4-6 pages long and my friends often commented on how much they looked forward to hearing from me. Since I started using e-mail, my letters are much shorter and only occasionally to I take the time to write a really newsy one. Also now that people change their e-mail addresses so often, I sometimes lose track of a friend and I think this is not a good thing. We have lost the personal touch by not taking time to actually write a letter any more, and it seems to be making it easier to lose friendships.

Yes I just wrote a short letter to a friend of my a couple weeks ago, but now I got their email, he he. I would rather send emails, cheaper and faster. Boy we do live in a microwave world lol. Their is times were a hand written letter is nessary - like private letters to your loved one. It is more romantic than sending an email.

yes i remenber that my last letter which i wrote was for my grand aunt who lives in mumbai i remember this because thats the only letter which i wrote in my life around 7 years back

I think the last letter (not including xmas cards) was to my god mother. We only ever send letters, and I have no idea why! I prefer letters though, emails are so useful but don't letters feel so much more personal?