Have you heard of the Thank You Revolution? This is something begun (or perhaps continued?) by my friend Matt McWilliams on his blog, “Life. Leadership. Love. Learned the Hard Way.” He writes thank you notes every Thursday and encourages his readers to do the same. He is a prolific writer of a great business blog, a wise man who shares information freely with his audience and interacts honestly with his commenters.
I’m a big advocate of writing cards and thank you notes any day of the week. My mama taught me this at an early age, and I’ve never stopped.
Matt got me thinking that it is time to update the notecard page of my website. I’ve got many cards that haven’t been visible to the World Wide Web but only to people who visit my studio or see me at the small handful of shows I do.
So, click here to go to the page of cards and see what is new!
Okay, here is another peek for you:
Old Mineral King Store, 4 cards and envelopes, $7 plus tax
4 Comments
Love the picture of the old MK store. We used to go there to get licorice and comic books! Fond memories. Thanks!
Love,
Melissa
Melissa, I never did see that old store. Appreciate hearing your memories.
I agree, Jana — handwritten cards are important. Emails and other online communication is wonderful, but a card in the mail is super special.
Cheryl, I saw an ad for stationery about 10 years ago that said, “No one has ever cherished an email.” So true!
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