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I am following a format similar to the one John Kralik used in 365 Days of Thank Yous:
- I've sent up an Excel spreadsheet to track the cards I'm sending. It has columns for the date, reason, name and address. I'm even drafting the thank you notes, and I have to say I enjoy revising - finding a new turn of phrase or extra bit to add makes the process even more enjoyable. I did not expect that to be the case.
- I am not pressuring myself to write a card every single day; it's ok to do several at one time.
- It's ok to write to the same person more than once.
- I'm going to try to be as green as possible. That means using the cards I have before I buy more, and when I buy cards, looking for ones made from recycled paper or recycled materials.
