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I'm not a fan. It all feels a bit too fast-paced for me. I find using my phone or Skype more practical in those situations.
Email is my main way of staying in touch; it just fits my rhythm better. That said, I still send actual physical letters a few times a year. Thereβs something really special about sending and receiving mail. It's a great feeling. π
To be honest, I think letters have a unique charm because we live in a world where, aside from signing our names, we rarely ever pick up a pen to write anything down. It's a little sad, but it's the truth.
Email is my main way of staying in touch; it just fits my rhythm better. That said, I still send actual physical letters a few times a year. Thereβs something really special about sending and receiving mail. It's a great feeling. π
To be honest, I think letters have a unique charm because we live in a world where, aside from signing our names, we rarely ever pick up a pen to write anything down. It's a little sad, but it's the truth.