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So do you send many cards, do you get many cards, what do you do with the cards after christmas? Do you buy the cheapest ones out there or do you get the ones that donate to charity? Or maybe you make your own cards?
And is it worth stopping this Victorian tradition if it means saving 200,000 trees a year?
My mum recycles the cards she and my dad receive by firstly cutting out the pictures on the card (very useful for present tags, and unique too!) and then by recycling them as usual.
> I've completed two successful years of not giving out a single
> Christmas card.
But you must do for me :D i thought you loved me :(
> its just somthing that has to be done.
I've completed two successful years of not giving out a single Christmas card.
So, :P
But asking people not to send cards is like asking them not to wrap their presents as all the paper from that goes straight in the bin.
Actually, I save all the good bits of wrapping paper from birthdays for pass the parcel as it's easy enough to wrap the prizes in old paper.
So do you send many cards, do you get many cards, what do you do with the cards after christmas? Do you buy the cheapest ones out there or do you get the ones that donate to charity? Or maybe you make your own cards?
And is it worth stopping this Victorian tradition if it means saving 200,000 trees a year?