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Three holiday cards from Just Checking In Mail: a snowy paper village, a single candle reading Warmest Wishes, and three candles reading Peace and Light
Christmas Card Messages for Coworkers
Work-safe holiday card messages for coworkers, your team, your boss, remote colleagues and clients, plus simple rules for getting the tone right. Read more...
Three Christmas cards from Just Checking In Mail: a cat in a Christmas tree, a watercolor cardinal, and a fox under a starry sky
What to Write in a Christmas Card (With Examples)
Christmas card messages for family, friends, faraway loved ones and hard seasons, plus funny and religious options you can use as they are. Read more...
How to Send a Card When You Do Not Know What to Say
Most cards never get sent. Not because people do not care, but because they sit down to write and freeze. The moment feels too big, the words feel too small, and the card goes back in the drawer. If that is you, this is your permission slip: the bar is lower than you think, and showing up beats eloquence every time.The three sentence ruleA great card message needs only three sentences. One: name why you are writing. Two: say the true thing. Three: point forward."I heard about the layoff. This... Read more...
What to Write in a Sympathy Card
The hardest cards to write are the ones that matter most. When someone you care about loses a person they love, the blank inside of a sympathy card can feel enormous. Here is the truth that makes it easier: your card does not need to fix anything. It only needs to say, in your own voice, I see you, I am sorry, and you are not alone.Start with what is trueYou do not need poetry. The most comforting sympathy messages are usually the simplest ones:"I am so sorry for the... Read more...