As much as we have email, texting and instant messaging, I think there is just no substitute for a hand-written, snail mail Thank You note. I have always encouraged the boys to write Thank You notes, especially after their birthdays and Christmas.
You know what else there is no substitute for….?
Checking your child’s note for spelling…
…for neatness…
… and proper etiquette and appropriateness.
Hey kid, just eat the candy already. oy.
Adorable!
You are raising them right, momma!
Ohhhhhh my gosh I’m dying over here. That kid of yours cracks me up!
Really laughing out loud!!! HILARIOUS!!!!
So cute! It is really great that you are keeping the handwritten alive!
That’s hysterical!!!
And hand written thank you’s will NEVER go out of style.
Pamela
So cute & funny!
Ok. You could just do a whole blog about Grant. I especially love how he signed the second note with “Of Course, Grant”. hahaha that is awesome.
Ah boys. I guess he was just keepin it real about the treats.
We Southerners take great pride in writing Thank You notes. So glad you’re teaching the next generation the importance of this oft-forgotten art. Thanks.
Good job Momma! And seriously, those are hilarious! I hope you copied them before mailing them.
Or just save those to your computer. DUH.
Hey…MY IN LAWS ARE GONE!!!
totally hilarious!
Oh my gosh…that Grant of yours cracks my stuff up…
Well, at least he’s honest! 🙂
You’re right–there’s no substitute for a hand-written note. I’m glad to see that you’re teaching your boys so well! I’m afraid I’ve not done very well in this particular department. Oh well. I suppose it’s never too late, huh?
bahahaha!!! that is AWEsome!!! way to go on saving the candy! thanks for making me laugh 🙂
ha! TOO funny!!
Too funny!!!!! LOL
Hugs
SueAnn
Those are priceless!
I am such a bad Thank you card writer, and I always think I should teach my kids, so they’ll be better at it than I am.
Of course,
Grant.
LOL!