I do!
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Yup! I always write a personal message.
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Nope! Last 2 years we got the kind that you can add a generic message to the back
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Always
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nope!
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Yes, much to my annoyance since that's what I'm working on now.
I always appreciate getting a handwritten note, so I always add one to our cards.
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Yep!!
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this will be our first year sending out cards... I might... not sure!
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Sometimes, depends on the card. This year I am because I made Chanukah cards. I could have printed a generic happy holiday message on the back of them ( they are postcards), but I just feel better hand writing so I can personalize holidays.
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@Mrs. Blue: I always have a sense of annoyance about it, too, but I keep doing it! It seems like a dying practice so I might stop soon. I don't even know if people appreciate the effort. Sad.
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I do. Some people, like a great-aunt and my great-grandma, even get a full blown letter with their card!
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I usually do, but since most people on our Christmas list will get thank you'd from my baby showers about a month before Christmas I will probably slack this year.
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It's such a pet peeve of mine to get holiday cards without a written message. What's the point of sending me some generic card? I feel like the whole point of sending cards is to say hi, give a little update and wish you a happy holiday.
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Yes, any card (like holiday, or thank-you) has the next closest thing to a novel for a personal message.
I don't see the point otherwise!
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Yes, always! I'm with @beachmama on this... if I can't even think of one sentence to say to someone, then they don't need to be on my card list.
And receiving a card that doesn't even have a hand-signed name on it always bugs me...
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@BeachMama: @Beebug: @alie: None of my friends write anything anymore so I don't know why I bother? I blame photo cards!
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@Andrea: You bother because you're nice
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@alie: Eeeeeeeh. I wanna be mean, it is less work.
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@Andrea: that's probably true
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Nope - and no one writes any on the ones they send to us either!
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@Andrea: I do think people appreciate it, even if we never hear that from them! It's just nice to know someone wanted to add at least a couple of personal lines to you. But, I agree, it's a dying tradition probably.
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