Christmas Cards

[Guest guest]

I, too, have problems with my handwriting, despite decompression. It's okay if I

write for a short time, but after that, forget it! I have gone to using the

computer for letter writing and doing envelopes. It has the added benefit of

being a time saver when doing Christmas cards.

Suzanne Hill

[Guest guest]

Fellow Chiarians,

Ditto on computer printing my Holiday cards. I put our address list on a few

floppies and my HP printer can hold up to 10 A-7/8 size envelopes. Brush Script

font

makes for a very professional address. Judy signs the cards and stuffs the

envelopes. I type up the year-in-review note to bring folk up to date on the

happenings in the family. We make copies at the local drug store copying

machine for 5 cents a copy.

One day in the near future when everyone has an e-mail address, we will simply

send animated greeting cards along with the update on a Word document via the

net saving significant time and money. In my opinion, a card with animation and

music is significantly better than a " snail-mail " lifeless card.

Happy Holidays Everyone,

Bernie

Christmas Cards

| I, too, have problems with my handwriting, despite decompression. It's okay if

I write for a short time, but after that, forget it! I have gone to using the

computer for letter writing and doing envelopes. It has the added benefit of

being a time saver when doing Christmas cards.

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| Suzanne Hill

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