We don't bother with a lot of Xmas decorations these days but we do like the traditional of sending and receiving Xmas cards which we display using bluetak on the wall.
Some people argue that the tradition is environmentally unfriendly and say people should send e-cards these days, but I think e-cards are a bit lazy and in some cases dangerous as they can be infected by viruses or trojans.
I think we have had a lovely mix of cards this years - some hand-produced, a few corporate cards and variety of scenes.
So Merry Xmas to all my viewers and followers.
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Yes, Christmas cards are always a nice way of staying in touch. Merry Christmas to you and yours Gerald!
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I used to send Xmas cards once upon a time...
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you too!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely variety of cards, and I love keeping the tradition of sending cards!
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I still send Xmas cards and do enjoy receiving them, too. I like your idea of sticking them to the wall as a display. Usually, I don't have enough table top space to stand them up. Hope your Christmas was lovely.
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Hello, I like sending and receiving Xmas cards too. I stick them up with blutak. I made some Christmas posters for my decorations from old art magazines, words and things. Rachel
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