Monday, October 19, 2009

Re The Lost Art of Letter Writing



Please have a look at this great post my daughter Sarah has written about writing letters.

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My two eldest daughters are very good letter writers and correspond regularly with people from all over. I myself have let letter writing pass by the wayside, but I think I might get back into it again. It is a nice feeling when you receive a hand written letter from a dear friend or relative instead of just bills and junk mail.


Have a great day,


xTania

6 comments:

Homeschoolmum4Christ said...

Hi Tania,
My daughter loves writing to her penpal. ☺
Blessings,
Jillian
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SQUELLY said...

I just got a letter this week and thought what a rare joy it is

iwiLetter.com said...

Thanks for sharing this. It's funny how nice it is to go to your mailbox and find a letter from someone you haven't heard from in a while....amidst your bills and junk mail. Yeah Letter Writing!

white_lilly said...

Thank you Tania! I really enjoyed reading your daughters post, it was beautiful and I feel really inspired to put pen to paper and encourage my family to do the same.

x0x0x0

Joanne said...

Tania, thanks for sharing that. Its so true, a life without letters is a life with something missing. When I was a newlywed and moved from southern Victoria to north Queensland, I wrote and received letters regularly from family and friends I had left behind. I've kept them all in a box.
Partly because we moved back 'home' and partly because of email, I can't remember the last time I wrote to someone. Its such a shame. Its also sad that our kids will never know that feeling of opening a letter from a special friend. You can't compare that to the dozens of daily 'nothings' people tap out to each other on Facebook, can you?

Gill - That British Woman said...

I have to say I agree, letter writing is beginnng to be a lost art. I myself only write by hand, regularly to one person, which is sad.

Gill in Canada