Earlier this week I received this sweet note from a friend that I haven't seen in quite awhile. Doesn't it warm your heart when "out of the blue" you receive a hand-written note delivered to your mailbox at your home instead of your "inbox" on the internet? How much more time it took to find the card, write the note, stamp & address the envelope, and actually place it in a mail box to be mailed leaves a thankful imprint on my heart. I must remember how much it meant to me, and find the time to do this for others.
Hope you receive lots of mail this week that leaves a thankful imprint on your heart.
"Appreciation in any form at any time brightens anyone's existence" - Ruth Stafford Peale
Until next time......
Linking up with Nancy's.....
Congratulations on the upcoming nuptials, Mom! I hope you don't have too much to do in the mere 3 months left. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for joining in at SS 52 this week. I don't receive much in the way of handwritten cards or letters, so when I do, it's such a nice surprise.
It is fabulous to receive cards in the mail - I sure don't get very many though . . . only one hand-made one at Christmas from a real good friend . . .
ReplyDeleteNice combination.
ReplyDeleteLou
Love the card....love it, love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot..and sorry to think that one day it may be a practice of the past receiving a bright happy card in the mail!!