Author Topic: Thank You Cards and Women's Work  (Read 1835 times)

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pennylane

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Re: Thank You Cards and Women's Work
« Reply #15 on: February 11, 2007, 08:34:26 AM »
Well, being a guy, I was never exactly trained to write thank you notes. I was more told to say thank you in person, as it's much more formal that way. That's what my dad said, anyway.

However, my mother corrected me on that. I know that it's proper to write someone, regardless if you thank them in person. That's more the polite thing to do.

I don't see why someone could say that it's "women's work." I thought that wasn't really said anymore. o_o; It's just the polite thing to do...

So when it comes time for me and Rose to write thank you cards, rest assured, she won't be the only one doing it. :)

You rock! 
To those neanderthals that think this just isn't a "guy" thing, here's your answer.  :-)