Pick Up A Pen (28)
Not to mention if you're not very lucky, a few crazy lunatics know where you live. (Not that there are any on CS.) 
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were is that copy paste print handbook
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I'm speaking only when you've gotten to know that person.
nuttin is 100%
nuttin is 100%
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The tried and true Love letter. Even if Love is not the main topic it shows true interest and can be a most valued keepsake.
I love the Old School ways
I love the Old School ways
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haha I know....another thread is aggravating me. I'm sorry.
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me too, fire
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lol do tell I will keep it hush hush
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Still PTG has a valid point....
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fire
What the hell did I just post below her point dammit pay ayttention
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What would I be if i start listening to everyone who wears a towel on their head???? 
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it's not a towel it's a scarf It's cold here in MI you know that fire
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I had a thread early in the holiday season to exchange xmas cards. Real xmas cards. I only got two, but I hear some others got up to 6 or 7, which I think is good. Handwritten, old-fashioned letters are the best, I love exchanging letters and post cards. Nothing beats the thrill of getting "mail" and sitting down with your gel pen and your thoughts, no spell check, no automatic eraser... A person needs to pay attention to what it's doing, no multitasking here.
So now you know I am all up to exchange letters and b-day cards and post cards.
So now you know I am all up to exchange letters and b-day cards and post cards.
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Ir is the older, gentler way that our forebears developed friendships and courted, it is a dying art, and yet it is the sweeter way, in such a hurried world of instant gratification.
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nice post jess
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I agree, Adrean, sometimes it would seem that handwriting letters are becoming a lost art. There is something very special about putting thoughts and feelings down on paper in your own unique handwriting (even if you think its not very good). I do wonder if we will eventually lose the ability to write, as we care constantly using keyboards and texting these days. Its quite impersonal.
Even if you don't have someone's address, perhaps writing a letter, scanning it and then e-mailing it would be a good compromise? It does give you a warm glow to receive something like that, doesn't it and, besides, someone's handwriting can tell you a little something about them.
Dx. 
Even if you don't have someone's address, perhaps writing a letter, scanning it and then e-mailing it would be a good compromise? It does give you a warm glow to receive something like that, doesn't it and, besides, someone's handwriting can tell you a little something about them.
Dx.
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Yes and hard copy letters make great evidence in the trial
stupid restraining orders
stupid restraining orders
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Pee on the letters.
I want to hug and kiss and roll in the hay first.
Then we'll see about writing letters.
I used to do calligraphy, but I've been typing for so long I'm not sure if I can write by hand anymore. How about I type it into a word processor using a fancy handwriting font and then print it out?
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Which came first the paper or the pen?
Which came first the haystack or the men?
Which came first the dungeon or the den?
Who came first?
And who will come again?
I want to hug and kiss and roll in the hay first.
Then we'll see about writing letters.
I used to do calligraphy, but I've been typing for so long I'm not sure if I can write by hand anymore. How about I type it into a word processor using a fancy handwriting font and then print it out?
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Which came first the paper or the pen?
Which came first the haystack or the men?
Which came first the dungeon or the den?
Who came first?
And who will come again?
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raspberries abra pick up the pen.
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Handwritten letters take time, effort, and thought. Plus, you can keep them with you forever.