Christmas Card Messages

im ordering my christmas cards (i know its late) from walmart and i have to put a message on them. its a 4x8 greeting card that says warm wishes for the holidays. im allowed 54 characters i think. what should i put?

I just ordered mine last night and I used:

Best Wishes for a Great 2008!
Love,
Name and Name

I thought it was cute how 8 and Great rhymed :)

2007-12-16 22:01:33 by omama

STOP TELLING ME TO TAKE DOWN THE VIDEO IT IS PATHETIC. DON'T SEND ME MESSAGES IT IS ANNOYING. GO SEND SOME CHRISTMAS CHEER AND TRY AND GET THE ...

I haven't spoke to my best friends in nearly a year, we fell out over something silly, and i'm totally over it now I really want to be her friend again. I was thinking of sending her a christmas card but I'm not sure what to put inside, obviously 'Merry Christmas etc...' but I want to put something personal in it so she knows i'm ready to talk again. I realize she mightn't get back in touch but at least I tried. Anyway my question is what should I put inside of the card????

Thanks guys.

Something like:
*Miss the friendship.
I hope you've had a good year.
It would be nice to catch up sometime!*

That way she knows you've handed her the 'olive branch'!
You will have done your bit, leaving the ball in her court.
I hope she is 'big' enough to respond positively to your gesture.
Life's too short!
Merry Christmas from me.

2008-12-07 14:20:39 by Milly

actually i got everything except one part, but here it is:

our friendship is one of the most wonderful things in my life

the only thing i don't know how to translate is "one of the most...." but everything else i got (i think). can someone help me by either translating the "one of the most...." part or the whole message so i can compare? thank you.

watashi tachino yuujou wa watashino jinsei no nakade mottomo subarashiimono no hitotsu da.
one of the most......things can be translated like mottomo(ths most)....mono(things) no(of ) hitotsu(one) wa

2008-12-13 04:16:34 by calvin

I have a friend that adopted a child last year. The adoption isn't final until next month. She says that she is afraid to send a Christmas Card or pictuires to the birth mom, because she is afraid that she will see how beautiful the child is and want her back. They are not required to send anything to the birthmom, but they really want to let her know that the child is OK. Does anyone have any advice?
WOW. I am going to have a hard time choosing a best answer.

We send a letter every year to our daughter's birth mom. (This will be the 7th year.)

When we were waiting in a room bouncing off the walls in anticipation for the moment that our daughter would be brought to us by her birthmom, we were sobered by the knowledge that there was a woman in the next room who'd given life to this child and had just gone through the pain of delivering a baby into the world, but without the knowledge that she would ever see her again. We asked our case worker how we should behave around her birthmom stating that we wanted to show empathy to her pain. We were given the best advice: "Let her see your joy. She needs to see what a difference she has made in your lives to get her through the tough days ahead."

We have kept that in mind in all our contact (only through letters - we sent pictures to age three) with her. It is scary to think that a mind can be changed, (I refused to buy more than one package of diapers for months, for fear that this was not real!)

When we write to our daughter's birthmom, we highlight our year, some of the good and some of the struggles that our daughter has, our happiness and gratitude. By showing her that we are a solid family through thick and thin, I feel we are giving her a window into our daughter's life, and confirming her choice to make an adoption plan.

It is an interesting and difficult thing to do sometimes, but I feel that we have all been blessed by testifying to the joy that the adoption has brought to us.

If your friend has concerns about the possible reversal of placement, perhaps she can contact her caseworker and check on how the birthmom is doing. We have been told, no news is good news, and she's dong great. If anything just expressing these fears to someone can help a lot!

I hope that helps a little bit . . .

2008-01-03 05:23:04 by LC

I am looking for a nice phrase to write as a personal greeting to our clients. We are a very small company (only 2 of us) who are rather close to the clients that would be receiving these cards. The pre-written message says:
"With warm thanks for your business and sincere wishes for a happy holiday season"

I just want something to finish it off and make it a little more personal. Any suggestions?

We wish you the best this holiday season, and thank you for your business. Happy Holidays, (company)
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I don't know, just an idea...

2008-11-18 11:32:16 by Vortex