The "letter"

maryoosa

Seriously. I wrote a nearly 300 page dissertation and it was easier that writing this bizarre "Dear Birthmother/Expectant Parent/Hello"  letter. I'm glad computers were invented or I'd be drowning in a pile of crumpled up paper.

 

It's like a bizarre genre that feels overly formulaic and just plain horrible. I spent two days reading examples of these from my agency and I wanted to bash my head against a table.

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IRR

Definitely the hardest part of the HS. But I know EMs do read them and appreciate them.

fledgegrl1

maryoosa:

Seriously. I wrote a nearly 300 page dissertation and it was easier that writing this bizarre "Dear Birthmother/Expectant Parent/Hello"  letter.

Sad, but true! I'm writing my dissertation now. I thought I would work on the Dear Birthmother letter when I needed a break from dissertation writing, but quickly figured out that the dissertation was easier than that crazy letter.

maryoosa

Dissertation=way easier. I'm almost willing to actually go back and edit a chapter for publication rather than have to finish this letter. I kicked it over to the partner for a while. "cause I just cannot.