The Perfect Way To Send Perfect Greeting Cards

March 18, 2008 – 1:12 pm
by Alexa Ferotina

I live a busy life. Chances are so do you. I do keep a day planner and I keep important anniversaries, birthdays, etc. in it, and, when time allows, I run to the greeting card shop and try to find the appropriate card.

With a little more education, my shopping life has evolved. I discovered Just Funny Greeting Cards online, and I am able to buy them, by the box. These are all-purpose cards, but if I have to print something special inside of it, no problem, type it into MS Word, and print anything more specific from printer to inside of card.

There are several reasons I prefer buying this way. One is, the cards are funny. Very funny. Not just your typical cards in “humor section” of Hallmark. I mean Far Side funny if not even more so. In addition, they are in categories. The theme of each card has a cartoon relating to a specific business, job, way of life, etc. such as science, medicine, relationships, pets, etc.

No more time browsing through drab cards at the card shop, knowing I would have to settle for something “cute” (they are rarely belly-laugh chuckle cards anymore, I simply buy a few boxes online, simple click and they are there usually within 3-4 days.

Amazingly, in my experience, they really do “reach out and touch someone”. I love to give cards and have given them for years. Ecards are fine, but a paper greeting cards shows you made a real effort and thought about the person. This reflects positively on the sender of the card.

Humor is a positive thing. If they receive a greeting card that makes them laugh, they are not only to remember it, but keep it as well. There are a lot of ways to send greetings to persons and good ones at that. I’ve tried them all. This is the way that fits my busy lifestyle when I really want to touch someone’s very soul with the gift of real humor.

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