Comments:

Smed - 2005-12-18 17:02:14
I never did a newsletter until I got married - I think the peer pressure got to me. Sigh.
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mpeacock - 2005-12-18 18:02:55
I can't help it. I love to get them because it's the only touch for most of these long lost friends. I do one, because I like getting them. I have had to find the brighter things to write about in some years. I think writing about squirrels eating the dog food is funny. I'd rather read funny than ultra boring which is the way most people write.
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Pam - 2005-12-18 18:21:28
I've never done the newsletter either. And I certainly don't plan to start with this year, since separations don't exactly scream "holiday cheer!" Maybe when we become deeply in love with perfect men, rich and successful, we'll catch up on all these years by sending out holiday novels.
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warcrygirl - 2005-12-18 19:35:09
The first time I did a newsletter was when Jr was about a year old. One of my SIL said she thought it was "cheesy" so I never sent her another one. I now have no idea where she lives and I couldn't be happier.
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Poolagirl - 2005-12-18 23:31:52
I used to do a newsletter - about all the things I did NOT accomplish during the year - all the children I did NOT have - and the husband I had NOT yet found. It was pretty funny.
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Kelly - 2005-12-19 09:35:39
I think it's quite possible that I will laugh over your ESP/Medium comment for the rest of the day. If someone ever sent me one of those newsletters I would hunt them down and kill them. Then staple the newsletter on their cold, dead, body. In no way what so ever am I going a little overboard with that, haha.
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Nanc' - 2005-12-19 11:47:27
My family is quite small and except for my spouse, daughters, and myself, they all live within a few miles of each other. I don't have to do newsletters 'cause they all gossip about EVERYTHING & EVERYONE amongst themselves.(Southerners.)I get a few newsletters from "friends" and hate the "how great are we?" newsletters but love the funny ones.
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Phil - 2005-12-19 15:28:42
Kelly will kill the newsletter writers and I'll pee on their dead bodies.
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xat - 2005-12-19 20:10:41
My advice? Lie; and not just little ones. No, big honkin' lies like bragging about how your continental drift plan is going, your fabulous condo in Antarctica, and reproducing the Duomo's doors in frozen butter on your front lawn. After all, why not? *grin* Then again, I don't really celebrate xmas any more. Makes life much more enjoyable. *grin*
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stepfordtart - 2005-12-21 11:10:15
no man is out of your league. ever. s x
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