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In reply to the discussion: Are Christmas cards no longer a thing? [View all]onenote
(45,977 posts)63. Actually, I think we got more this year than the past few years. Around 40
We stopped sending cards, relying on social media to express holiday greetings to friends and relatives, but we've discussed going back to sending cards in the future.
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The younger families send cards with photos of them and their kids on them, i love them.
dem4decades
Monday
#6
A lot of people I know have stopped sending them completely, or send them only to their
highplainsdem
Monday
#7
I'm in the center of the country, but I've heard about problems like the ones I've run into both from
highplainsdem
19 hrs ago
#44
Cards and packages I sent out on 12/15 are just now being received 15 days later.
Totally Tunsie
10 hrs ago
#54
I'm the one who does it in my house. I still believe it's important to my elder relatives.
maxsolomon
20 hrs ago
#39
I guess it depends - on age, personal tradition, available time, number of friends and/or family
NewHendoLib
Monday
#12
Heathens. Trump will issue an executive order to restore this sacred tradition
dalton99a
Yesterday
#20
We haven't been able to coordinate a family photo to use on a card the past few years
Shambala
Yesterday
#24
My wife and I have been sending fewer and fewer. Life in the Trumpocene has made us increasingly jaded and cynical.
Borogove
22 hrs ago
#29
I stopped sending them six years ago. I don't blame people for dropping me off their list for not reciprocating theirs,
chia
21 hrs ago
#35
I work for Hallmark (not the Hallmark store) and we sell a lot of cards
helpisontheway
5 hrs ago
#57