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Everyday Correspondence
http://everydaycorrespondence.blogspot.com/
Making the most of everyday correspondence. Creative touches that make your mail stand out. Communication is one third the words you use and two thirds they way you deliver them. I try to make the most of those two thirds by expressing myself in the daily post.
- Added on: Jun 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: JHeels
- Listed in: Crafts Writing
- Tags: mail Paper ink correspondence letter fountain pen
Recent Posts
Cultivating Good Correspondence in the Modern Age
A few weeks ago, I ordered a 1920s desk book on etiquette, measuring smaller than a 3" x 5" notecard. After losing it, and then finding it, I finally gave it a good read. I was struck by a section in the introduction, which stated that: "There is n...
Friday Night Favorite Reads
Letters to Santa at Letter Writers AllianceYes Virginia, There is a North Pole Postmark at Letter Writers AllianceFountain pen in meets watercolor paper. And Water. at Leigh Reyes. My Life As a Verb.Ennio Pauluzzi Postcard at The Art of the Postca...
George Bateman & Son Brewers Vintage Letterhead
In the spirit of the holiday party season, I bring you the George Bateman & Son Brewers vintage letterhead. The image is now available for download in the Vintage Letterhead Image Archive.Enjoy! ...
Carrier Appreciation
I've been finding a lot of great posts over at the Letter Writers Alliance blog. And yesterday, when I was sifting through my Google Reader for all the good stuff that I'd put off reading during my recent exam period, I came across this post about s...
blotter paper: Second Call for Submissions!
blotter paper is still accepting submissions for its inaugural issue! The theme for the issue is "Correspondence as..."Please use this form to request a submission packet. The deadline for receiving submissions is January 9, 2010. ...
See You Soon.
Dear Readers, As some of you already know, I am a law student, and, for me, December means final exams. As such, in the interests of not failing my courses this semester, I will not be updating Everyday Correspondence until at least December 15th. ...
