Happy Time of Year

[Shari]

Dave,

The nicest cards I receive are any cards where somebody took the time 
to write a letter in it.  As most of my cards come from out of town, 
people I do not see in person, that note or letter is full of great 
meaning to me.

Whether the card itself says Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays or 
Happy Saint Patty's Day doesn't matter, if the person writes a letter 
in it :-D

As for your neighbors who sent a goat to Malawi, which was a very 
happy heartfelt gesture, did they truly save enough money on not 
sending cards to buy a whole goat?  Are cards and postage that 
expensive?  Or do they know that many people?  Or are goats that 
cheap?

Shari


>
>
>The nicest card I've received this year had Happy Holiday on it. But 
>it was written in crayon by the little girls next door, and had a 
>nice picture of reindeer on the front (or perhaps it was a cat).
>
>Happy Tesco
>Dave


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