This weeks challenge was to send out a handwritten letter of encouragement to someone.
Isn’t it amazing how the handwritten note can carry more weight than email, even though an email is instant?
What does that say about instant gratification?
I used to be a letter writer but was frequently disappointed because I rarely got one back.
When I send out my letters this week it will be without any expectation of getting one back. I will just love and encourage unconditionally.
Just like our heavenly Father…
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I was always an old-fashioned letter writing kind of girl… until I had kids. Then I slacked.
I do still send out cards with handwritten notes, but it has been way too long since I've written a real letter with the kind of writing that makes your hand cramp.
I send letters back and forth with my father and with one of my blog friends…she is surprisingly good at sending me long letters, especially because I know how busy she is. There's just something about the soul of someone that makes them love letters.