The internet has become a very useful tool in helping people keep in touch with one another nowadays-you can fire off an email to someone or poke them on Facebook without even having to put down your sandwich. Long gone are the days where communication was a tedious business involving weeks of waiting before you got a reply to your letter, now we can send a text message and get the response within the same minute. And it's all rather marvellous. Except. Except for the fact that getting a text or an email isn't quite the same as having a letter land on your doorstep, full of excitement and possibility. And let's face it, everyone loves getting post that isn't just another bill or an ad campaign by a company trying to sell you broadband (irony, anyone?), and it's a sad fact that this age-old form of communication is dying out. SO. Here's what I propose: Inspired by the wonderful Jen Campbell, an author who recently sent out postcards to some of her fans to celebrate her new poetry collection*, the other day I went to a Paperchase and picked up some lovely postcards.
Look, there they are, in all their lovely postcardyness |
Now to sit back and see if this works...
-Jenni-
P.S 2 of the cards are a smidge on the naughty side so if you would prefer not to get one of these, just mention it somewhere!
*I got one of them, and it was really rather lovely!
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