If i had your home address, I wouldn't even have to think about what to write at this moment. Alas.

So, in lieu of Hallmark:

encouragement cards,
with corporate crafted words:
my deepest feelings.
Cheyne Rood
URL | 03.08.07 - 4:57 pm | Comment link

Cheyne, I am filled with the pre-requisite emotion by your gesture.
Rick Turoczy
URL | 03.08.07 - 11:08 pm | Comment link

I found myself laughing yet actually deeply saddened as I read this website: cards for HAIR LOSS DURING CANCER TREATMENT? or COMING OUT?

Have we really lost our ability to communicate with one another?!? Don't answer that, I will just check my mailbox for American greeting cute response #47.
Deanna McNeil
URL | 03.09.07 - 10:20 am | Comment link

Ahahahahahah - Rick, you made my day with this (whether you intended to 'amuse' or not :P ).

"Cheyne, I am filled with the pre-requisite emotion by your gesture. " (BWAHAHAHAHAH - brilliant!)

~sighs~ I'm 'pissing myself' too much to reply coherently.

I'm -terrible- with always feeling compelled to personalise every single card I sign, note I send, etc. So if you're like that, then we BOTH need to give ourselves a bit of a break, heheh.)

That and/or I search the internet for others' well-wishings and modify/bastardise them for my 'own'. ~coughs~

Subscribe to Rick via email, if you haven't already! (heheheh)

~Ank(Rae)(whatever! )
Ankakay
URL | 03.09.07 - 1:16 pm | Comment link

Deannie, Hopefully, the card I picked for you adquately conveyed thoughts of interest and appreciation.

Ank, Thanks for the kind words. I wish there were a card to express my gratitude.
Rick Turoczy
URL | 03.11.07 - 7:04 pm | Comment link