Did anyone else send or give Christmas cards?

[Debp]

I mailed some out and put cards in some neighbors' doors.   

Found a site called Christian Book.    Their cards are really beautiful, but also have a Christian message and Bible verses.    They will have after Christmas sales if anyone is interested.   I got mine on sale for little over $3.00 per box!    

Their site shows how the cards look, outside and inside.   Lord willing, I'll order from them next year.

[ladypeartree]

I havent sent cards since 1995 when my son died .... I told everyone NOT to send me cards but if they chose to do so send the money instead to a charity ( we sponsored several orphans  in Romania via the church at the time as our church had people go to deliver gifts , food clothes etc and the conditions were truly dreadful ) Our postage costs are high and when you work out the cost of the cards and the postage I felt it was better to speak to the people and send the money to  help others  so still do that even though it is no longer to the same charity 

My mum loved getting cards but they have no value for me 

[Alive]

I sent some yesterday via texting. We have received several in the mail.

[Neighbor]

Nope, haven't done that in decades now.

I don't shop for gifts either opting to give green to immediate family and that is it ( Well, I do give to hospice for personal reasons). This year I haven't put up a single decoration nor do I expect to do any Christmas dinner type stuff. Had hoped to be in the mountains and  attend church and fellowship there, but that didn't work out what with the "cyclone bomb". 

 I "delete all" without even looking at incoming e-mail except for "favorites" known to me for business purposes. Found that  once I click on an incoming e-mail "card" my junk e-mails increase dramatically.

 

[Debp]

I did send a few email Merry Christmas greetings, too.    I find nice Gifs to attach.   Sometimes I use nativity scenes but also love Winter scenes.

We always enjoy receiving Christmas cards.   My mom will be 93 soon and homebound for many years, so she especially enjoys getting mail.

 

[Marathoner]

No, I never have. Some at the shelter engage in such things, but here's what I do: I work in their place so they can spend time doing what they do with family and friends. It's not a burden at all --- it's another blessed day in this life which the Lord gave to me --- and if it brings them joy, then all is well.