Posted on: December 7, 2022 Posted by: Brittany H Comments: 0
Spread the love

Last week completely and utterly sucked. I was sick, missed three days of work (which drives me bonkers) and was having an all-out pity party.

The most exciting parts of my day were when Door Dash brought me Chick Fil A and when the mail arrived.

I love getting the mail.

Always have. During Covid, I made it a point to send a few cards a week and it was a great, old fashioned way to keep in touch. I think social media has ruined old fashioned correspondence in so many ways. Why would you send someone a Christmas card with your kids’ faces on it when they can just look at your Instagram?

Because it’s nice, that’s why.

As I work through our list, I’m reminded to send cards to people I don’t talk to often. It also is a great way to keep my address list updated with anyone’s new houses, new names, etc.

Sending Christmas cards doesn’t have to be *that* expensive.

I actually got five boxes of 25 cards for $1 each and used those! Bargain places like Marc’s (if you’re in Ohio) or Ollie’s usually have a ton for insanely low prices. I printed wallet sized photos of the dogs (because I’m proudly a weirdo dog mom) and glued them into the cards. Is it more time consuming than just ordering something off of Minted? Yes, but it’s also around 17¢ per card as opposed to a few dollars in some cases. When you add postage, you’re looking at 77¢ total, which is a small price to pay for sending someone a fun greeting.

I can help you stay connected with clients.

I also have corporate cards that I love sending to clients (both individual and school). The nature of my work is such that we’re not *always* working with every single client at every single moment. Christmas cards are a great way to keep in touch and show former and current clients that we’re thinking of them!

This is a not-so subtle way for me to ask you to send me a card…

So, friends, if you send cards (or if this convinced you to send them), know that if you send me yours, it’ll be proudly displayed on my garland.

Send Christmas cards. It’s a fun way to stay in touch and is time and money well spent!


Spread the love

Leave a Comment