Posted on 30/12/06
It's not the thought that counts, it's the thank-you note
My only resolution for 2007 is to write thank-you notes. That may not sound like much to you, but for me it's big. Pamela Anderson big. My aversion to writing thank-you notes is as irrational as it is firmly ingrained. I would rather do anything -- wash the dishes, clear out the basement, prepare and eat a glass sandwich -- than sit down at my desk with a prim little stack of notecards and a gift list and begin, in Emily Post fashion, my post-Christmas good-girl deed.
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