Yup it's that time of year again. Time to start thinking about the Christmas/Holiday season and what better way of doing that is by getting the Card Swap up and running So how does this work you ask me Easy you pm me your address. If you want to participate and can't pm me then email me at removed email address (remember to remove the spaces). Please use Holiday Card Swap 2010 in your title of your message. That way your address won't get lost in my collection of pm's Once I have the addresses of those who want to do this, I'll send you a pm with everyone addresses. Then it's up to you to send out the cards. There are a couple of rules though. First and foremost when you have sent out the cards you destroy the list, this way peoples privacy is respected. Secondly I need to have the addresses by November 28th. This should give me time to get the addressed out to members by the 30th. That should give everyone time to get the cards out. Now also beware that since this is going board wide as opposed to just one Forum there could be a lot of members taking part. Don't feel as though you have to send everyone a card and for the recipients don't get mad at someone if they don't send you a card. Remember it's the thought that counts Here is a list of people who participated in 2009. Also in you are a minor please check with your parent's to see if you can participate.
Hurray! I was just thinking about this yesterday :lol: I'll definitely be signing up again. It's always great to get cards from so many different places Thanks for organizing this, Jacquie!
I thought about it this morning when I was in the shower. I think I need to sing more when I'm in there
I am in this year too. This time, I will try to NOT send several postcards the first day we get the address list. Which I did last year, so many got postcards in early december. But I'll see how it goes.
Awww shoot, I forgot about this! Last year it was so much fun! Hm, maybe next year I'll remember on time.
Raynn's card came in the mail today. Thanks, Raynn... definitely a bright spot in a pretty gloomy day.