Comments on: My Own Christmas Newsletter. Spoiler Alert - Includes Swine Flu http://theagingofaquarius.com/ag_blog/?p=985 Anita Garner Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:18:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Dave/Bompah http://theagingofaquarius.com/ag_blog/?p=985&cpage=1#comment-1600 Dave/Bompah Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:41:46 +0000 http://theagingofaquarius.com/ag_blog/?p=985#comment-1600 It was so nice to received your Christmas newsletter just as I was sitting down to compose my own! I've done a complete turnaround on these over the past few years. Like other people I've known I once thought the idea of sending out copies of a single letter to many people was self-centered and impersonal. Then, one evening a few years back as I was opening one that had just arrived in our mailbox I was struck by the realization that I enjoy receiving and reading them! Perhaps other people do, too. Now I find myself hoping Christmas newsletters become a traditional way of keeping touch in a world that moves ever faster and keeps most of us too busy to reasonably expect anybody else to sit down and write notes in longhand as our grandmothers did. And now you've added an extra dimension of sensibility by putting yours online for everybody to read. There is nothing in the world impersonal about words carefully crafted by our own hearts and minds. Bless you and yours. Merry Christmas to you all! It was so nice to received your Christmas newsletter just as I was sitting down to compose my own! I’ve done a complete turnaround on these over the past few years. Like other people I’ve known I once thought the idea of sending out copies of a single letter to many people was self-centered and impersonal. Then, one evening a few years back as I was opening one that had just arrived in our mailbox I was struck by the realization that I enjoy receiving and reading them! Perhaps other people do, too.

Now I find myself hoping Christmas newsletters become a traditional way of keeping touch in a world that moves ever faster and keeps most of us too busy to reasonably expect anybody else to sit down and write notes in longhand as our grandmothers did. And now you’ve added an extra dimension of sensibility by putting yours online for everybody to read.

There is nothing in the world impersonal about words carefully crafted by our own hearts and minds.

Bless you and yours. Merry Christmas to you all!

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