Today is a holiday, MLK day to be exact. No work at the office, but that won't stop us from doing a few things around the house. One thing I did today was take down all of the Christmas greeting cards that I had taped to the wall for display. I left them up long past the other Christmas decorations--partly because I love to be reminded of all the friends we have (and partly because I'm so lazy).
As I took them down, I sorted them into categories as to who sent them:
- 11 - relatives
- 4 - coworkers
- 8 - supporters
- 2 - commercial companies
- 6 - friends from our old church
- 1 - friend from new church (Hmm, looks like we need to work on our apparently fading social skills.)
- 1 - friend from an online forum
- 7 - generic friends
Now that totals 40 cards, but let's not also forget the two that were unsigned and the four that were actually anniversary cards, making a grand total of 46.
(What is it that drives me categorize and count things?)
3 comments:
Are generic friends cheaper than prescription ones?
Ummmm....I have yet to send out our Christmas letter.
I think it's going to be a Valentine's Day kinda thing
Actually, generic, multipurpose friends are a lot harder to come by than specialty friends.
And I kind of like the idea of a Valentine's letter--it is too hard to read them all when they all arrive the last 10 days of December.
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