Send a Note! The Ultimate Display of Affection Comes from a Handwritten Note  With the popularity of cell phones, text messaging and email, the handwritten letter or note has for large part fallen out of favor. Funny thing is, with me, writing personal notes or messages in cards to friends, family or business associates has never been more meaningful or more joyful. When you take the time to write to someone, whether just a few sentences or a full-on, old fashioned letter, you show a special and intimate way of communicating your thoughts and feelings. One way to get jazzed about note writing is by seeking out fun or flirty cards or stationery (monogrammed is always classy, and there are many hip choices out there). It is great fun to peruse stationery online or to go to your local drug or grocery store and survey the card section for the perfect card for that special someone. While phone calls, emails and text messages are welcome, I appreciate a letter or card even more as it requires more effort on the behalf of the sender. Take a look at these fab notes and sassy stationery choices to get your correspondence blood flowing! | Note Idea #1: Leave a Calling Card | Oh, how I adore this company. Iomoi offers e-stationery memberships, cool custom stationery (I recently got the black zebra with green monogram ~ ultra chic), and these ever useful calling cards in fun pattern and colors! | | Note Idea #2: Send a Notecard | Two graphic designers in Atlanta offer jinkywink.com, a website which offers clever cards like these Jinky Wink Hello Fabulous Cards, and gift wrap. There are some very unique, wonderful products to be found here. | | Note Idea #3: Keep It Personal with Address Labels A handwritten card or note speaks volumes about you and your adoration for the intended. After a long hard day, what better reward than to open your mailbox and find a note or card from someone who cares? Whether you are writing to say “I love you,” “I miss you” or even just to say hi or thanks for being a great friend, parent or business associate, a personal letter is always well received and appreciated. Get some unique correspondence tools and get writing today! Get Personal! | | | | | Also Try... | | | | | | Article Written By: Laura Miller; Laura Miller is well known as a note writer. |
