Comments on: The Gift of Writing http://ghostwriterdad.com/gift-of-writing/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:18:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sean http://ghostwriterdad.com/gift-of-writing/#comment-1395 Sean Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:36:15 +0000 http://ghostwriterdad.com/?p=459#comment-1395 Leslee: Those of us with blogs are quite fortunate. We get a public canvas where we can express ourselves to others out loud. It's really quite wonderful. I've been able to wish all my loved ones well online. For me, it IS the new greeting card. : > ) Thanks for stopping by! Janice: No you haven't, but that is WAY too cool! That's like meeting online before you can meet online. One of my good friends met his wife that way. I never believed such a thing was possible, that you could no someone without seeing them. A year online has taught me different. Leslee: Those of us with blogs are quite fortunate. We get a public canvas where we can express ourselves to others out loud. It’s really quite wonderful. I’ve been able to wish all my loved ones well online. For me, it IS the new greeting card. : > ) Thanks for stopping by!

Janice: No you haven’t, but that is WAY too cool! That’s like meeting online before you can meet online. One of my good friends met his wife that way. I never believed such a thing was possible, that you could no someone without seeing them. A year online has taught me different.

]]> By: janice http://ghostwriterdad.com/gift-of-writing/#comment-1387 janice Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:20:46 +0000 http://ghostwriterdad.com/?p=459#comment-1387 Completely with you on this one, Sean. For years, my family never bought a greetings card; every one was handmade and the words inside were mine or my kids'. Even though they're t(w)eenagers now, they still enjoy the notes in their lunchboxes. Today is my boy's induction day at high school and he's gone there with the power of our secret code words in his heart. Did I ever mention my husband and I were penpals before we met; that should tell you a lot! ;) Completely with you on this one, Sean. For years, my family never bought a greetings card; every one was handmade and the words inside were mine or my kids’. Even though they’re t(w)eenagers now, they still enjoy the notes in their lunchboxes. Today is my boy’s induction day at high school and he’s gone there with the power of our secret code words in his heart.

Did I ever mention my husband and I were penpals before we met; that should tell you a lot! ;)

]]> By: Leslee Horner http://ghostwriterdad.com/gift-of-writing/#comment-1379 Leslee Horner Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:08:34 +0000 http://ghostwriterdad.com/?p=459#comment-1379 This is great and so true. I've always loved writing letters to people I love, but have to admit over the years do less and less of it. (Although I did use my blog yesterday to write something in honor of my dearest friends.) I still have the card my husband gave me on our wedding day and it brings tears to my eyes and means so much more than the "party" we had to celebrate getting married. In fact, I think I'll go right now and write him a letter. Thanks for the inspiration. This is great and so true. I’ve always loved writing letters to people I love, but have to admit over the years do less and less of it. (Although I did use my blog yesterday to write something in honor of my dearest friends.) I still have the card my husband gave me on our wedding day and it brings tears to my eyes and means so much more than the “party” we had to celebrate getting married. In fact, I think I’ll go right now and write him a letter. Thanks for the inspiration.

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