I wrote a letter to express my appreciations and love to my friends. I add some flowers to make it good. I never expect the feedback was so touching, because I was saying goodbye and never really expect that flower and short note can make a difference.
I gave two set of flowers. They are almost the same and alike. I gave one on my roommate and the other to my friends’ next room. Although it was just the same; people think and feel differently. It is because they have different experience of knowing me.
Our feeling is often time base on our experiences as we grow older. The emotions we have are molded by the things we have learn and discovered, and it is something that we believe in.
I don’t have time to take photo of the flowers, so I hope they have extra time to do it and send to me.
What did you learn?
- Often times we always have a different point of view on the certain things even if we are looking at the same side.
- People give feed backs defend on the experience you had been.
You can make a difference
- Your gift is more appreciated when you add more gratitude and love, which can make a difference.
- Writing a letter on a paper is an old way of sending message but I can be more meaningful.
Much appreciated dahil bihira na gumagawa nun, handwritten letter ay mas pinaghirapan kesa text messages or email. ^_^
You are correct, handwritten letter can be much appreciated because effort is counted.
Dlysen
handwritten letters are a real positive way to send a message it means you put more thought into it. I remember back in the old days when I was younger in middle school, when I wanted to talk to a girl I would write them a letter, and let them know I like them; so it mean you put more thought and time into it
Hi Kenny, that is the evidence of making your efforts and yes it is more thoughtful.
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hi dlysen your message is very touching giving flower and hand written is a sweet thing to the person who recieved. You are also right its a different feeling giving flowers to person who thanks for sharing.