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Thank you card question
I apologize in advance if this question sounds stupid but I'm on my 7th day of a raging sinus infection so bear with me. I am about to fill out thank you cards for the kid's 1st birthday party. Are they supposed to be written like they are coming from him or can I just write them like it's coming from my voice?
I was going to write them like he wrote them ex: Dear Aunt X thanks so much for my new truck! However when I was thinking about what to write for the people that just gave money, I'm not sure how to word that coming from a kid and then I was thinking I should just write them like they came from me. I'm confused. Please help a girl on 5 different medicines figure this out.
Re: Thank you card question
I usually write them coming from the kid, I'm kind of silly so I remember in one of Joci's thank you cards for someone that gave money I said something like "thank you so much for your gift, I wanted to cash it in for dollar bills so i could roll around in my crib scrooge mcduck style, but my dad made me put it in some 529 thing"
I'm back and forth on this too. Someone asked on the bump, response seemed mixed. Some people thought writing like the kid was corny.
Umm, it's a first birthday party. Corny is the name of the game.
I plan on writing like it's from Emma, unless I run out of ideas and then I'll probably switch. :-)
My SIL wrote the thank you cards as if the kid was saying thank you and then let my niece color a picture on it.
Or you could write 'thanks for the X and it was great to see you' and have it be from you, R & T.
#1 12.11.11
#2 10.23.13 EDD
That is hilarious!
Thanks for the input I'm glad I'm not the only one who was debating this stupid issue.