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Real Letters


Why write letters?  To stay connected to people
and to stay connected to depth.
Given the ease with which letters accomplish that objective,
it is hard to think of stamps as expensive.

Why Write Letters
by
Donna Schaper
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~~Deby said…
I used to be a letter writer....I am no longer...but I still like cards with notes in them, do you ?
I will send you a card if you do too???
Deby
12:17 PM, January 13, 2012
Little Penpen said…
I miss writing letters; used to be one of my favorite things to do. And I truly miss receiving them.
11:25 AM, January 14, 2012
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