Editor,

I agree with Andre DeVito regarding the exchange of hard-copy holiday cards (guest perspective “What has happened to the holiday card?” in the Nov. 30 edition). They do take some work, but it is pleasant and worthwhile work. It’s a way to tell people that you still think of them whether or not you otherwise communicate with them.

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Terence Y

Ms. Byron – I agree that hard-copy holiday cards are still a worthwhile endeavor. However, some folks may feel spending 58 cents for a stamp is too much for their not-so-loved ones. This year, I feel it’s a good time to remind folks of who they voted for. And then cross some of them off my list when the card is returned as being non-deliverable. Just kidding – maybe.

Tommy Tee

With DeJoy running the USPS, your Christmas Cards might not get delivered until January.

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