Technology has made our lives easier. We carry with us a cell phone that we have apps that we can pay bills from; email to receive bills; texting as opposed to lettering writing.
We reply so much on our electronic devices, myself included. I am thankful I can make a call from anyplace; send message from anyplace; check my email on the go and read a book and newspaper online.
Now with that being said, it seems I’m contradicting myself with today’s weird holiday which is ELECTRONIC GREETING CARD Day. I wrote my acrostic today as WEIRD HOLIDAYS; focusing on the wacky holiday of electronic greetings. I love to pick out cards and send as well as receive, but in these pandemic days, I’ve been doing e-cards. An e-card gets there quicker but it looses something in the long run. The pleasure of receiving a greeting that the sender took time to write out, stamp and mail. Of course I’ve gone the extra mile in my electronic greetings and made my own greeting with personal messages; but that doesn’t take away from the fact the card was thought out while searching through them at a card shop.
Think about which you rather receive and send.
Until tomorrow....have a nice day and as always Stay Safe.
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THANKFUL REFLECTIONS DAY 17
Today I am thankful for TECHNOLOGY.
Technology has made our life easier these days.
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© Scottie-ann Murphy
(For ELECTRONIC GREETING CARD DAY)
Weird/wacky holidays there’s always a few
daily to celebrate
Electric greeting card or E-card being
celebrated today
It seems that in today’s society things have
changed
Rarely do many send a thought out card by
mail anymore
Days now it’s a text greeting or e-card to the
email inbox
How technology has changed our lives over
the years
Of course it’s a fact high tech has made life
easier
Lest forgetting the thoughtfulness of
picking out the perfect greeting card
Indeed to send an e-card convenient and
takes no time
Doing so, the recipient receives the greeting
immediately
As opposed to two or three days going
through the postal service
Yet I’d rather send and receive cards
delivered by the mailman
Still I’m guilty of sending electronic
greetings on occasion
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