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Hello dere ...
Today is National Send a Card to a Friend Day.
It theorizes that strengthening friendships with handwritten notes, cards, and so forth through the mail is both possible and desirable.
Why be that sameole ecard freak so many of my friends pursue with vigor.
The day goes down each February 7 in the name of quaint alternatives to digital communication with what is hopefully construed as a thoughtful physical connection between two people.
I am one to make my cards — ecard or not — and include some thought or memory.
Thank you cards are a biggie in this genre.
It is hoped that this manner of communication will boost those connections and combat that perception of impersonality sometimes accompanying electronic media.
So I think your ass should get out there and send a card that includes snail mail postage and paper !
Happy National Send a Card to a Friend Day.
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Born on February 3, 1956 Nathan Lane says that when he told his mother at age 21 that he was gay, she said, "I'd rather you were dead."Alas, Nathan Lane who is one of my favorite actors otherwise is a libtard of the democrat persuasion. Just what would you expect from an openly gay person anyway? He lives in Manhattan with his fag partner "husband" who is a theater producer and writer.
He replied, "I knew you'd understand."
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So I had a couple of false starts with T-Mobile Fiber recently.
Now look, while I remain open to new technologies, when their people go out of their way to be the rudest employees of any company on the planet I lose interest quickly. They have sent their people unannounced and without an appointment to try and sell me on their products.
While I understand that they just ran their fiber leg on my street their tactics are by and large unacceptable and they have lost my business because I have low tolerance for rude behavior in anyone, man, woman, corporate entity or their representatives.
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I will never understand the rude nature of companies which think they have something new to offer when in actuality what is in place is quite adequate.
I was getting along just fine before they ever arrived unannounced at my door.
Their "too good to be true" offer simply landed on ears which were more deaf than not.
When you leave me wanting to throttle your representatives your efforts are wasted by and large.
Stop your rude behavior and get a handle on that "business customer" orientation you totally lack.
Maybe tomorrow ...
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