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Talking things out is always the best way. I'm glad that you are feeling better.

Carole

Age: 38
Where you're willing to write to: Anywhere
Where you're from:Langwarrin Victoria Australia
Any other hobbies:reading sci fic stories, watching sci fi shows, bushwalking and listening to music
Any pets/Children/Other half: married, 2 girls 16 and 11,2 budgies boy and girl
Favourite colour:mauve and pastle colours
Favourite things to stitch: anything sci fi and fantasy

Ok so far i have pm'ed
aj101
Ceitich
and Coffee freak
i will start off with three then see how i go,,i will have to buy some pretty paper tho ,,i cant wait

Have PM'd you back grub.

I need to order nice paper on ebay - I sent all my letters out on normal writing paper rather than wait though

I found some very nice (and reasonably priced) stationary at the Office Supply Store. Everything else I found was either too small (I'm wordy) or way too expensive. Its another option.

I have letters to respond to. So I also want to let my penpals know they will be on the way this week. I've been busy. Not sure with what. Procrastinating too I think. Bad habit.

Carole

rcperryls wrote: Procrastinating too I think. Bad habit.

I wish! I've been crazy! I've written one to Jule but now I have to go to the post and get some international stamps (I penciled it in on Friday). And I still have a few more to respond to. With my mom and work and then my house guest (15yr old kid with wrestling practice 3 days a week. longish story why I have him) I don't have a lot of time. Bright side yard sale this weekend. Anyone close to Kingsland, Ga drop by and buy some of my junk.

Don't worry to those that have written I will respond.

I received a postcard from Tiffany. Lovely covered bridge from Vermont area. I have been where the Maria Von Trapp Family have their house in Vermont. I have also gone camping around Vermont and New Hamphire border as a young child with my family back in 1950's. Thank you for the postcard....will send something to you soon.

socialsue

This is such a fantastic idea... I never have much time to get on the forum and actually reply to posts so having some penpals would be great!

Age: 24
Where you're willing to write to: Anywhere but I only speak english
Where you're from: Hampshire, UK
Any other hobbies: Baking/ cooking, Reading, Gardening (my newest hobby)
Any pets/Children/Other half: Married (4 years this month) with two boys, 3yrs and 16 months.
Favourite colour:Greens and purples
Favourite things to stitch: Fantasy, wildlife
Anything else:] I am in the middle of losing quite abit of weight at the moment... which is my main focus most of the time, so learning alot about health and fitness which is strangly enjoyable!

socialsue wrote:I received a postcard from Tiffany. Lovely covered bridge from Vermont area. I have been where the Maria Von Trapp Family have their house in Vermont. I have also gone camping around Vermont and New Hamphire border as a young child with my family back in 1950's. Thank you for the postcard....will send something to you soon.

socialsue

Glad you liked it! Hope the others got to their destinations safely as well. And as I've mentioned to some, if my writing is illegible, I'm happy to type, just let me know.

sent you back a letter today. Your handwriting is fine. and the postcard arrived safely. meant to let you know. I would do the "handwritten" thing also, but I have gotten so used to writing as I think and being able to go backwards and delete sentences that don't make sense (though I have to admit, I still have plenty that run on and on etc), or make corrections that my letters would be filled with cross outs and scratches. I could write in pencil of course. and they do have eraseable pens these days.

will have to think on it.

Carole

Hi Tiffany, your lovely post card arrived in the mail today, sure took its time. I deciphered your note ok - but then I have worked for doctors - but its not that hard to read.

I agree Carole. if I hand wrote letters they would be a mess and not only due tomy sore hands either. The beauty of computers is that mistakes and changes of mind can be accommodated easily.

Been sorting out files and and received greeting cards and am now pooped.

Sally

This is an awesome idea. The art of letter writing is long gone. I went to boarding school for my high schools years and we were forced to write letters home twice a week (when I say 'forced', we actually didn't mind doing it, sounds very barbaric!!).

So, here's me ...

Age: 41 (very nearly 42)

Where you're willing to write to: Anywhere! But I only speak english.

Where you're from: Melbourne, Australia (but have lived in Brisbane (Aust), Indonesia & Mauritius

Any other hobbies: I go to the gym & am on various committees for my kids sports.

Any pets/Children/Other half: Married for 14 years, 3 kiddies (Ellie, 11 - Heidi, 8 - Martin, 4) & Max the Pug & Oscar the cat.

Favourite colour: Lime green.

Favourite things to stitch: Details. I love anything with detail - & I can only stitch for a purpose (ie gift or I know which wall it's going on!).

Anything else: That's pretty much me

Got my post card from tiffstitch and a letter from vannessa will write back sooon

I received a letter from Katrina. Canada is going to have a post office strike on Thursday at midnight. I will wait until the strike is over to resume letter writing. Please hold any letters to me until I let u know when the strike is over in Canada.

Thanks,

socialsue

I hope they don't strike.. the reasons they listed in an article I read are not good enough IMO. But I may be missing an issue somewhere.

In last few days I have received a lovely postcard and 3 letters. Will reply to all soon

Loopy i have just emailed you, i hope we become neighbors as i am also from Melbourne. i found someone in Melbourne

Got it Grub72!! How funny, writing a letter to someone who lives just round the corner (potentially). We could just catch up for a coffee instead

Oh, and we are destined to be friends, I am also Team Edward

Well I posted some things off this morning and checked the post office for pretty writing paper. None what so ever and the lady behind the counter wasn't even sure what I was talking about !!!! They used to have lots of prettys pads of papers.

Walked further round towards the supermarket and started to pass the card/gift shop - mmmm I wonder?? Went in, the dear couple had about 8 different pads and all so pretty so grabbed 3 pads and 2 packs of envelopes - should keep me going for a while.

Got some supplies to take with me now - thank goodness.

Sally