Hallmark’s Get Carded Challenge & A Giveaway

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How do you keep in touch with family and friends?  Are you a technology person, texting and emailing?  Do you talk on the phone a lot?  Or do you still use the “old fashioned” way, snail mail?  I love all the technology out there today.  It’s amazing how it’s changed so much in my life time.  But I am still a strong believer in mail.  You know, the kind that is delivered to your mailbox by a person.  An actual person!  Who doesn’t love to go to the mailbox, open it up and in the middle of the pile of junk mail and bills, there is a card.  A CARD!  A greeting to say hi from someone special.

Card buying for me has always been an event.  I love it.  I go to Hallmark (yes, I almost ALWAYS go to Hallmark to buy my cards.  There are so many to chose from!)  I stand there and read cards until I find the perfect card for the person I’m shopping for.  Oh sure, I could just grad any old card, but I want it to be personal.

I was so excited to join Hallmark’s Get Carded Challenge because for me, it wasn’t a challenge.  I send cards often.  What’s the challenge?  Hallmark sent me a stack of beautiful cards, some funny, some serious, some birthday and some all occasion.  I was to send one card a day to a friend or family member for 7 days.  Seven cards, that’s it.  Who can’t do that?!  The most difficult part of this challenge?  Narrowing down who to send my cards to.

I know there are people in my life that don’t always acknowledge when I do something nice for them.  I don’t expect a thank you all the time.  Don’t get me wrong, I love to get a thank you.  But that’s not why I do things.  So some of the people that I sent cards to I just need to assume they got it and that it made them smile.  Three of my friends who I sent cards to emailed or texted me immediately with a huge “thank you”.   One of my friends even posted a picture of the card to her Facebook page and said that I made her day.   Which in turn made my day.

Bloggers, if you would like to participate in the Get Carded Challenge, visit Hallmark’s Get Carded Challenge website located HERE to apply.

And for one of our readers, you get to win a stack of Hallmark greeting cards for you to send out!  How cool is that!  Just enter on the rafflecopter below for your chance.

Giveaway is open to Continental US residents, 18 years of age and older and ends October 24, 2013 at midnight.

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Comments

  1. I LOVE sending people cards! It always makes my day when I get “real” mail, so I figure why not brighten everyone else’s day too?

  2. I would send the cards!

  3. I send cards in the mail, I Love sending greeting cards.

  4. I would send cards in the mail!

  5. Most of my friends are in the lower 48 and I live in Alaska so I am constantly sending cards in the mail. I love sending greeting cards to family and friends, not just for the holidays but throughout the year.

  6. I send cards!

  7. I would send them!

  8. I love sending cards in the mail

  9. Debbie Clauer says:

    I love writing snail mail cards!! Def keeping it.

  10. Charity L. says:

    I always send cards in the mail! I have a stack of Halloween cards just waiting to go!

  11. I send cards to friends and family.

  12. I send cards in the mail and love receiving them as well! 🙂

  13. i’d keep them

  14. Diane Sallans says:

    I do send cards – lots of Birthday’s to send out for plus Thanks You’s, Anniversery’s & Holidays!

  15. Melissa Hartley says:

    I send lots of cards to friends & family so I would keep this prize.. thank you!

  16. I would send this to family and friends 🙂

  17. Jessica To says:

    I would send the cards in the mail.

  18. jeanette sheets says:

    i send in the mail

  19. April Yedinak says:

    I always send cards to friends and family.

  20. I love sending cards to people and I love picking out just the right Hallmark card for them.

  21. ELIZA ELLIOT says:

    I would send them…I really enjoy sending cards in the mail. It is more appreciated than an email and believe it or not I still have family that isn’t all “wired” into the internet.

  22. I send cards all the time, i’m disabled and cant get out much so I want people to know i’m thinking of them so I send them cards