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5 Reasons to Send More Snail Mail

One of the simplest joys is receiving a bit of snail mail unexpectedly. A card from a friend just checking in to say they're thinking of you or a seasonal Halloween postcard from a relative to get into spooky season. The art of Snail Mail is one that is still alive and well today, despite the growing number of screens. We put together 5 reasons why you should consider sending a love note or a belated birthday card to a loved one today!

1. Personal Touch:

Handwritten letters and cards convey thoughtfulness and effort, making the recipient feel special and appreciated in a way that digital messages often don't. Sure, you could send a text, but think of the impression a handwritten card will make!

2. Tangible Connection:

Receiving physical mail creates a more lasting and memorable experience. The act of opening an envelope can bring a sense of anticipation and joy that email lacks. Plus you can decorate it with stickers and washi tape!

3. Reduced Screen Time:

In a world saturated with screens, sending snail mail gives you a break from digital devices, allowing you to engage in a more mindful, focused activity. We could all use a break from screens from time to time.

4. Creative Expression:

Snail mail offers an opportunity to be artistic. You can personalize your letters with drawings, stickers, or a unique card, making your communication a creative endeavor. You also get to show off your penmanship.

5. Enhancing Relationships:

Regularly sending letters or postcards can strengthen bonds with friends and family, reminding them that you care and are thinking of them, no matter the distance. I used to have a penpal a few years ago and it was so fun to get updates from each other's lives!

Embracing snail mail can be a delightful way to connect!

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