letters, cards, greetings

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#1

Žvaigždė letters, cards, greetings Taurė

#2

if I won’t find something nice I thought maybe it’s possible to write nice thoughts from some kind of interesting bookŠypsena

#3

nuoroda nebeveikia…Ne

#4

at last I found what I was searching forŠypsenaI hope for you it will be usseful tooŠypsena

http://www.poemsforfree.com/birthpo.html
http://www.poemsource.com/birthday-poems.html
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1133/birthdaypoems.html

#5

in these days a lot of people better choose to communicate by e-mail, to use chat programmes and so on Girtas i mean everything is done by computer, we even started to send e-cards when we want to congrat somebody Nekaltasis it natural? NekaltasChristmas is coming… Žvaigždė of course we all have who to congrat, to send a postcard or at leats a smile… Šypsenabut i don’t mean only Christmas Ne birthdays and other festivals are important too Taipar you sending simple letters, postcards by post Laiškas? or you better use e-mail? Nekaltas

#6

I prefer to use computer. But for holidays I try to send actual cards to people, I think its more personal that way. But if I dont have time or forget something, email/e-cards are perfect! Maybe not so much for those that receive them.

#7

I asked myself: What I prefer to receive, e-mail or card? Of course cards Taip , Colourfull picture with authentic warm words Tūsas Myliu . And I prefer to write my own words instead of poem that is created by somone else. Do you like to great somebody writing poems or your words?

#8

actually, it was quite long time ago when i send a letter or a card by the post… :/~ maybe year ago… sad… because i have just remembered that i haven`t answered a letter to a friend… it would be a great chance to congratulate her by sending X-mas card by post… Gėlė

#9

i try not to use computer and i put some effort when i want to greet somebody… computer is the easiest way Nekaltasi even make cards myself Drovus

#10

I often use computer and send e-mails but sometimes I send a tops Taip

#11

It depends… Sometimes I send simple postcards and sometimes an e-mail… people choose e-mail, because it’s faster… most of electronic cards are moving and blinking… it’s very funny… but on Christmas I usually send postcards… I think that it’s a kind of tradition for me Mirktgood luck Labas

#12

Well, it’s easier to use computer and internet when you want to congratulate someone. It’s fast and comfortable Žvaigždė And usually we ask e-mail adress instead of simple home adress. So, in some situations e-mail cars and letters is the only way to congratulate Laiškas NekaltasBut I just love to get real postcard or letter Drovus Žvaigždė

#13

Now in our school is postbox for Christmas greetings,so I sent some greetings to my friends in school TaipUsually I use e-mail, e-cards,etc. MirktI suppose,that to get a greeting or a letter in real is a very big pleasure Šypsena

#14

I’m sending postcards by post,because I like giving an answers. Taip Drovus

#15

a like post-cards… but it takes so much time to get an answer… Laimingas

#16

Mostly e-mail… Maybe it is not as personal as hand written card, but still is better than nothing.

#17

I think about sending cards every year. But as this happens in November, I forget my plans until the 24th of December Žliumbia So I always send e-cards, as it’s more convenient and less time-consuming. Either way, my friends and I always exchange small gifts before Christmas (“naguciai” Cha cha We have been doing it since 2nd grade (now I’m in 10th grade Cha cha), and as the years go by, the presents get bigger, sweeter and more charming, they sometimes even make me squeeze a tear or two, but that’s OT), so they usually include cards. I always write my own words, as I think that it’s the best way to express my feelings (and not somebody else’s).