The Month of Letters in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
March 6, 2013 in Journal, News
I was interviewed for an article about letter writing that appeared in a recent issue of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
“You forget the cool things about (letters),” Kowal said by phone before heading out to mail her output that day of 32 letters and postcards. “A letter is a tangible representation of that time in your life. When you send it to someone else, even to someone you don’t know, you’re making a personal connection.”
Most of the focus is on a gentleman doing a variant on the 365 Letters project, and it’s neat to see the discoveries he is making. Some of them may sound familiar to you as part of your own journey in postal land. You can read the full article here.
Jackie Parkins said on March 6, 2013
That was a wonderful article! Of course, I had to send him a letter request – like I don’t have a lot of letters to write already. Thanks for posting this.
Angela said on March 14, 2013
The comment about cursive being hard made me whimper a little, but that’s not why I’m commenting today. That reason is: Congrats on 1800 site members!
Barbara McKinnon said on March 24, 2013
Great article. I also sent a letter request.
Barb said on April 13, 2013
Great concept! So glad to have found you. You might enjoy a recent post at http://www.ritewhileucan.com/more-is-less-no-more-giving-up/ that tells the story of how a mother and daughter decide to write a letter for each day of Lent. Ripple effect guaranteed. Write on!