FenStar
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pooflady wrote:He posted early this morning somewhere. He seems to be okay. I'm still waiting for my Christmas card, though.
I mwant to mail them out last weekend, but I put off getting the photos printed till it was to late to send them. They Should go out this weekend. It isn't even thanksgiving yet though so...
Yes, I'm ok. Just busy.
Still single, can't imagine why.
AZGman
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dontwantaname wrote:Now I have two boxed of assorted cards. It is going to take me forever to write them if I have to pick a card for a person. I don't know why they didn't sell the one card in a box.
Don't choose . . . make your list of recipients, address all the envelopes, shuffle the cards and just stick 'em in each envelope from the top of the stack.
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AZGman
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krapposelli wrote:I have to admit, before we started doing the photo card I would sometimes have to buy (at most) 2 types of cards. It's pretty easy to sort people into "close family and friends" and "acquaintances" and give the "better" card to the first group. But it's much easier to just have one card and send the same thing to everyone. 
I've never liked the "one card fits all" concept.
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AZGman
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daj59 wrote:PM me your addy and I'll see if you like my one-size-fits all card. I'll write a unique note as an added bonus.
How would I know it's one size fits all?
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AZGman
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krapposelli wrote:That's it. You're off my Christmas card list.
We do the photo card - and if you think about how much time it takes to find a time when the kids might be most obliged to be helpful, clean the kids up, dress them up, clean the house enough for it to be photo-worthy, take a gazillion pictures to try to get a good one - and in a different setting/pose than previous years, deal with the sibling rivalry and fighting and bickering and the resulting escalating parental tempers and on and on, you'd understand how much thought and effort went into that one card. Some years we were lucky to get one out at all.
That's entirely different . . . I'm talking about boxed production cards.
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AZGman
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pooflady wrote:D-i-l takes her photo card during or immediately after the first good snowfall so they're outside in jackets and hats and don't have to be made "presentable". And they're usually pretty good.
Great idea - especially if you can get a friend to take pics so the whole family is in the shot.
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FenStar
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dontwantaname wrote:Who does the really cool homemade card? Josephus?
I think it is him. I remember showing the picture of the card to my family (well not son, it is hard to get a teenage boy excited about a christmas card).
Was it made out of wood?
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FenStar
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tennbeekeeper wrote:Good evening!!
Fen, does my card go out this weekend, too?
hopefully
Need a really cool tie?
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FenStar
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Still single, can't imagine why.
FenStar
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tennbeekeeper wrote:AS much as I like Science Fiction, I wouldn't pay $1 for that tie, much less over $16 bucks!! 
It does look like it it low quality, and the photo isn't that great, but it has Spock!
Still single, can't imagine why.