With less than 2 months to the Holiday Seasons I thought it might be nice to swap Holiday Greeting Cards with each other. This has been successfully done in the New York Forum and I thought I would try it here.
So how does this work you ask me Easy you pm me your address and 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 26th. 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. Times are tough for some people and they may not have the means to send everyone a card. It's suppose to be the thought that counts
So how does this work you ask me Easy you pm me your address and 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 26th. 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. Times are tough for some people and they may not have the means to send everyone a card. It's suppose to be the thought that counts