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LMAO!!!

Too funny. I'm going through the same thing right now as well. Same thing... different year. Got to be better than last year. And the year before... etc. And here I sit. No concept and about a week left to get them made.. and yep, that New Year concept is looking pretty appealing...

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Thank you!

I can now quit kicking my mental butt about not getting those cards made and mailed.

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this is me.

thank you for accurately describing my annual dilemma. i saw some beautiful greetings in the store that i should just grab and go.

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This rings too many bells!!

For the first three years of my sons life whether he agreed to it or not I photographed him and painstakingly made a card with him photoshoped into some christmas collage. Then I had the bright idea of stamping a card and sewing lightbulbs onto 25 cards (learnt my lesson there!) Every Year it would be the same dilema and each year I would swear I would start this process in the summer, yeah that has gotten the same response as the organizing my receipts every year! When my second child came along I had a brief thought about making the christmas card, which lasted all of about half a day then realized that my son (6 yrs old) could draw fun pictures for the family and mail as cards, and everyone else got the boxed card from Hallmark! I figure that my clients will remember me more by giving them great service, than a card that get's lost with everyone elses, and it sure makes it a lot less stressful for me around this time of the year.
Alexis

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I knew I wasn't alone!

I totally understand where Molly's coming from on this! Every year, I have the best of intentions when it comes to making paper Christmas cards for my friends, but the procrastinator in me always foils my plans. I've become a joke in my own mind, so this year I've just decided to accept the fact that a paper card from me will never be a reality for my loved ones. Instead, I'll make my traditional "Procrastinator's Christmas Card" -- a self-designed PDF or JPEG that reaches all my friends in a timely manner (and that they all seem to enjoy) -- and stop sweating it.

Katharine Stevens :)

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