<![CDATA[Alfred's Serif Users' Forums — Christmas card preferences]]>2023-12-29T09:33:30ZPunBBhttps://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php?id=519<![CDATA[Re: Christmas card preferences]]>In New Zealand, unfortunately most people don’t send Christmas cards now, mainly the messages are by phone, email or social media etc. But I still receive a few cards from family in the UK, there’s usually a letter inside. I like seeing the snow scenes, robins, nativity etc. Christmas is such a mixture of religious, European customs & superstitions, and of course the commercialism which almost overrides it all. And I like to see a short message printed inside. As above, the thought is the most important thing.]]>https://punster.me/serif/profile.php?id=7322023-12-29T09:33:30Zhttps://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php?pid=3772#p3772<![CDATA[Re: Christmas card preferences]]>The thought behind it is way more important than either the printed words or the picture. I have no particular preference for either of the latter two.]]>https://punster.me/serif/profile.php?id=92023-12-29T02:32:42Zhttps://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php?pid=3771#p3771<![CDATA[Christmas card preferences]]>Do you prefer a Christmas Card to have just a picture on the front or do you prefer a card that has wording too?
Do you prefer a Christmas Card to have a Christmas time picture, whether nativity or robins or holly or that sort of thing, or do you prefer an art card that someone has chosen and which you can frame?