I was listening to a radio bit on Christmas cards, and then when I asked somebody for a recipe, he said he would mail it to me… so I gave him my address. And then I thought, “Letters! Those pieces of mail that don’t include a request for money. What a novel idea!”
And then I thought, “To whom would I write?”
And then I thought, “I bet that the people who read my blog would like to get a real letter.”
And thus I decided that next year, I will mail one letter every week. A paper letter! One that is written for one person only. So, if you would like to receive one of my weekly paper letters, leave me a comment here, and send three questions to seonaid at thepracticaldilettante.com along with a physical address at which a letter could reach you. I will send you one! (At some point in 2012. First 52 takers.)
13 responses to “Anybody Want a Letter?”
1133 Millcrest Rise SW
Calgary AB T2Y 2L9
Me please! Can I please DM you an address?
Certainly… and if there are any questions you would like to ask me, you can send those along, too. G+? (I think that’s how we are connected, no?)
I will, of course.
Me too!
You can send a single letter to us!
I’d like a letter!
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Oh! Me, me, me!!! Please!! (can you see my hand waving?). Fantastic idea!
I like that idea! Me too?
An physical letter, delivered via post, written just for me? I can’t recall the last time I received one that met all these criteria. I would love a letter in 2012, Seonaid. Count me in!
Oddly, I just ordered a book of stamps online because I had an urge to send more things through the post. I’ve done art postcard exchanges with groups of friends and it was amazing. If you send me a letter I’ll send something back as well.
jeannie lindsay, 25 millbrook rd, asheville nc 28806
(no, I don’t mind posting my address online.)
Fantastic idea! Going to mail you now 🙂