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1. Sending an e-card isn't nothing, but it's only one step above it.

Thu Dec 19, 2013, 05:54 PM

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Your thoughts, please. A neighbor told me that it is bad form to: [View all] Paper Roses Dec 2013 OP

Sending an e-card isn't nothing, but it's only one step above it. reformist2 Dec 2013 #1

I like how you think REP Dec 2013 #26

May very well be Old Codger Dec 2013 #2

Although it's nice to get a paper card, The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2013 #3

You are saving trees. deaniac21 Dec 2013 #7

And killing postal jobs joeglow3 Dec 2013 #25

I think the thought counts more than the form. KurtNYC Dec 2013 #8

Think of The trees saved and Grey Dec 2013 #9

It's lovely just to be remembered at Christmas... nenagh Dec 2013 #10

Instead, Quantess Dec 2013 #11

Extend your greetings and celebrate how you see fit 1000words Dec 2013 #12

This is excellent advice for everything about the holidays. (nt) enough Dec 2013 #16

I think I may have gotten a few eCards ... JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2013 #14

I think you do what *you* think is right. Ikonoklast Dec 2013 #15

I send EVERYone e-cards. silverweb Dec 2013 #17

Take her off your list. :) polichick Dec 2013 #20

I would send your neighbour an e card for Christmas Whisp Dec 2013 #21

Tie a card to a brick ... And ... JoePhilly Dec 2013 #22

Send a "Christmas" Youtube video-I think I'll send this one ErikJ Dec 2013 #23

Goodhouskeeping Christmas card etiquete has this to say. Agnosticsherbet Dec 2013 #27

Its the THOUGHT that counts! elleng Dec 2013 #28

Bah! Are_grits_groceries Dec 2013 #29

A senior guy at Hallmark once spoke at an event I was at. wercal Dec 2013 #30

I feel it's a generational thing. My parents pnwest Dec 2013 #31

That's how I see it laundry_queen Dec 2013 #32