- Locate the cards/envelopes you will be sending out. Using a photo card? Decide on the picture you would like to use. Even if you will be getting prints made at a later date, you can still complete steps 2-6 in the meanwhile.
- Compile your list.
- Determine the date you will be putting the cards in the mail. Put it on your calendar!
- Create a family letter if you will be including one.
- Address envelopes. Break it down into smaller batches.
- Buy stamps before the post office gets super busy.
- Stamp and send the cards out by your target date.
Why not consider sending cards for Thanksgiving, New Year's or Valentines?
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6 comments:
The anxiety comes from taking the actual photo for the card. hehe... *sigh*
Sigh. I haven't sent out Christmas cards in, I think, ten years?
I always get so much out of your posts and feel so motivated afterward! Thank you for another GOOD idea!
Love the idea of doing it before Christmas season even begins!
:)
Oh snap, is it that time already???
What a good idea to get this going well before the crush of the season.
No idea if this is going to be priority for me again this year. It's been for a long time, but since I got sick, I've stopped sending cards. It's a shame to lose such a tradition.
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