Comments on: Organize The Christmas Card Assembly

By: An Ornament Tradition

An Ornament Tradition — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 14:59:48 +0000

[...] for each of our children and one for the family. We pick out these ornaments along with our Christmas cards at Hallmark. I try to pick out ornaments that best describe each child that year. It has been fun [...]

By: Ashley

Ashley — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 18:14:01 +0000

We created a special email account this year to send our Christmas cards from. I used Microsoft Publisher to create a spread of pictures, graphics, and text as saved in at a .jpeg, then we email the .jpeg to our friends and family along with a greeting in an email. For those who don’t have email, we print 4×6 “postcards” of our .jpeg and mail them with a handwritten greeting on the back of each card (saves money to mail as a postcard) along with their name and address. We have found this a much more economically viable option for us as we can then send our Christmas card to many more people, and then they can either print it out or save it to their computer – however they would like – and decide the amount of “clutter” they want on the fridge! :)

By: Julie

Julie — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 02:41:23 +0000

There are some years I do Christmas cards and some years I don’t. This year I’ve been doing lots of baking, so cards are landing by the way side. It’s fine with me. I’d rather concentrate on other things and not have a stressed out holiday. (I think it would be different if I had someone who really wanted to help send out cards.) Since we are not doing cards this year I am also not doing Christmas portraits… a relief to my family of three. Hopefully it will not be a disappointment to older relatives who will not be receiving pictures of the fam. :) Fingers crossed.
@juliebavi