Are Christmas cards still important?

We're writing our Christmas cards. Do you think they're still important or just a waste of paper?

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25 replies since 15th December 2011 • Last reply 15th December 2011

Reply #1:

I think so. It's always nice to get a card in the mail, especially a Christmas card. Nothing says someone is thinking of you like getting a card in the mail. In today's world, were we are all about instant gratification, it's nice to see that someone took the time to write you a card. Happy
And when you can't buy/make everyone a gift, it's a nice alternative.

I just sent mine out.

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Reply #2:

I love cards! They done have to be fancy or hand made to show that your thinking about that peso. And that you care Happy I totally agree with Yaritza, people are so used to sending text or saying hi on face book that a really card with a real hand written note means a world of difference

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Reply #3:

yes! I'm sending 3 out today 1 being to a CO+K member. They're even better when they're home made. It shows more thought and effort

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Reply #4:

I think they're important. I mean, Cristmas E-mail? That wouldn't go down very well with some people.

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Reply #5:

They are! Especially if they are coming from far away from the old friend. That's how you keep in touch some times;)
I got one yesterday all the way from Australia from my friend from school, never felt this happy.
Emails are not the same as a hand written cards...

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Reply #6:

as for paper... well one can always make little Xmas decorations out of them for next year. I made lil heart chains from the old onesHappy

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Reply #7:

I do love sending out cards... even though I feel like I'm one of the only people who does it, at least among my friends and family. I guess someone has to carry on old traditions?

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Reply #8:

I'm not a huge card sender personally. But there's nothing like knowing that people you love are thinking of you (especially around the holidays). So, I guess I'm a little on the fence about it.

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Reply #9:

I'd love to make/buy cards for all of those I love, but I usually don't have the time nor money, and then there's the debate of whether or not you're close enough to someone to send them a card, which can tend to end up in some awkward situations.

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Reply #10:

I handmake all of my cards, and it's just so nice to see peoples faces light up when they open them, and realize that you've just tought of them, i think it's a nice gesture to send them Happy

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Reply #11:

Our family has kind of a tradition. We make cards every year and send them out to family members. So I guess yeah, they're important to me.

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Reply #12:

Yes, it's nice getting Christmas cards and sending them. It just shows that you still hold that person in your heart and thoughts; even when they're miles away.

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Reply #13:

Of course!!!
at least, its important enough that my sister and I fight over who gets to open which one (:
Anyways, I love Christmas cards. They really make me happy...
so Merry Christmas!

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Reply #14:

Of course!!!
at least, its important enough that my sister and I fight over who gets to open which one (:
Anyways, I love Christmas cards. They really make me happy...
so Merry Christmas!

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