Who still sends paper Christmas cards?

ChiroDoc

Senior Member
I'm old fashioned and traditional (surprise), so I never quit sending Christmas cards USPS.
The practice seems to have diminished over the years. I remember as a kid selling boxes of Christmas cards to fund some of the H.S. band's trips. We sold cartons of 100 or 200 cards each! People sent out lots of Christmas cards in those days, and of course postage was only a few cents. These days we probably send out 20 or so.

TBH I'm not impressed by getting Christmas greetings by Email, or even one of those E cards. It's nice to receive the wishes, but it really took little effort on the part of the sender. Soon folks will start using AI generated greetings!...:(

And it's always nice to receive a little note or letter along with a paper card.
 

I really don't have anyone left to send them to. I think last year I may have sent out 4, but maybe that was 2 or 3 years ago. For certain, this year the count will be zero. I'll call my brothers and text my grandsons. That's it.
 
Canada Post is still on strike .. who knows if their Xmas cards will reach their destination.
I prescribe to Jacquie Lawson e-cards, and go through their extensive collection to send to individuals.
I also receive e-cards, and appreciate them.

To each, his own .. paper card or e-card, you were thought about.
 

We mail out a lot of cards. My wife is the correspondent in the family. In addition the family and friends, she good at spotting people who are lonely or in pain and adds them to the Christmas card list. Every card includes at least a note; often a more lengthy letter. I'm so proud of her.
 
I always send Christmas cards to my relatives. I prefer the old retro style cards. The type that features a Christmas setting that looks like it's from the late 1800's, or early 1900's. People going to Christmas on a snowy evening. Santa by the tree drinking a bottle of Coke while eating some Christmas cookies, thngs like that.
 

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