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Punchbowl
A lot of my friends are struggling with different things this month and to cheer them up when Punchbowl send me a list of Holidays happening in October I thought I would send them a Card from Punchbowl to cheer them up. I thought you might want to send cards to people you love as well. Did you know that with Punchbowl All digital greeting cards offer the ability to add gift cards from up to 20 National retailers including Peet’s Coffee, Amazon, Target and more, which can be sent instantly via text or email. Lets get busy sending cards. National Coffee Day – October 1 World Teachers’ Day – October 5…
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Colette Paperie
This is a review for Colette Paperie who sent me a card in exchange for this review. If you were to ask me if this is true today then I would have to say no, everything in the world is driving me batty and stressing me out…. Although I love my family its true most days David doesn’t annoy me. I’m Blessed were together and David chose me to be his wife and the mother of his child. Without David I don’t know were I would be and its why I can’t wait to give him this card for Fathers Day. As well as for our Anniversary which takes place…
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Everything you need to know before sending a holiday greeting card
Billions of greeting cards hit the mail each year around this time, and it is possible many recipients have either moved homes, gotten promoted, married, divorced, or died. There are common etiquette and grammar mistakes to avoid when addressing cards on your holiday mailing list. What do you need to know? Etiquette expert Sharon Schweitzer from Access to Culture offers this advice: Titles: Unmarried Women Miss: Historically, used for young, unwedded women. “Miss” is used until age 16 to 18. Today, this is still used in certain social circles. Ms.: Used as a default form of address or when unsure if she is married or not. Unwed couples living together: Use her maiden name, such…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
