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Thank you note ques?

So how do you feel about those picture thank you cards that have a standard thank you message and the sender doesn't add a personal written message to it?  Did I explain that well enough?  

Re: Thank you note ques?

  • i think it's fine.  it's certainly better than not sending one at all.

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  • Well, in this day and age where people hardly ever send TY notes anyway, I'd think at least they attempted some sort of one.

    So I'd take it with a grain of salt.

    I'm trying to make an effort with my kids to have them grow up thinking TY notes are commonly done (as they should be).

    I never wrote a TY note until my wedding. I just grew up in such a casual atmosphere that "formal" things like TY notes, weren't even something I knew of.

  • Better than nothing, but I'm not a fan.
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    I'm a little "old fashioned" when it comes to things like thank you notes, invitations, rsvp etiquette, etc.

    I think it is appropriate to always write a personal remark on the thank you note. This is what makes it special and enjoyable to receive.

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    Well, in this day and age where people hardly ever send TY notes anyway, I'd think at least they attempted some sort of one.

    So I'd take it with a grain of salt.

    I'm trying to make an effort with my kids to have them grow up thinking TY notes are commonly done (as they should be).

    I never wrote a TY note until my wedding. I just grew up in such a casual atmosphere that "formal" things like TY notes, weren't even something I knew of.

    Yeah - me too. Except the first thank you notes I can ever remember writing were for my high school graduation gifts.

  • I think it all depends.  If I want my child to do the cards totally on their own than I am OK with a preprinted or not as personal card as long as my child signs their name themself.  I have seen a bunch of fill in the blank type of thank you cards for kids and I think it is great - it teaches kids how to do it and when they are young, writing the whole thing for a lot of cards can be too much.  I make my own postcards so my child is the picture and then I use the back for the address and a small note - right now I write the card and my kids sign their names.
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  • As others said, they're better than nothing.  But for myself (and my kids), I wouldn't use them unless we put a more personal note on the back or something.

    As I got older, my mom always had the rule that I couldn't spend the money I got as a gift until I wrote the person a thank-you.  I'm so glad she did this b/c now I am always good about getting thank-you's out asap.  

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  • I was raised to send thank you notes and want to instill that in my kids.  I suppose my feeling is that if someone was thoughtful enough to pick out something for me or my kid, I could at least write a thank you.  But people seem to be so casual these days that I don't think they would be too offensive.
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