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I plan to take some part. I won't go out and say I'm going to write and send a letter a day for 28 days straight. But, I will take some part.
And now, from this point forward, I shall mark the calendar, mark the links, and prepare in advance for future events.
A. Letter. (handwritten) A. Day.
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Oooh, I love this. I was just talking with my students about the lack of written correspondence, and there's a great TED talk on the power of love letters: https://www.ted.com/talks/hannah_brencher_love_letters_to_strangers
ReplyDeleteNot necessarily love love letters, but letters sent out of love. I added that to my February habit tracker -- send handwritten cards for absolutely no reason -- and I didn't even know it was Written Correspondence Month! Thanks for the reminder, good luck with your goal, and email me your address if you want a card! :)
I love that you love this. Thank you for the link to the TedTalk. I love that too!
DeleteBe looking for me email. :-)
Letter writing is a fading art. It's amazing these days to get a letter in the mail. Wonderful, and a big surprise.
ReplyDeleteIt is fading. Sadly.
DeleteIt is an art.
Writing a note is a treasure. Receving one, even more.
This is such a cool idea. I love handwritten letters.
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Hi Suzy, thanks for stopping by and for taking the time, making the effort to comment.
DeleteAs do I.
I don't think I even know 28 people I would want to write to, much less anyone who could read my chicken scratch handwriting. Still I remember the joy of receiving hand written letters. I'm sure you'll make your recipients very happy.
ReplyDeleteWell, I've taken to writing to strangers (Girls Love Mail, anyone--everyone) and now this. Sure, my first letters will be to friends and acquaintances. To meet the goal though, I shall have to reach out beyond, I think. ;-)
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