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kam
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I am looking for suggestions for e card sites. It seems I have good intentions with sending out thank you's and Birthday cards, etc....

But, I think I would be more successful if I accomplished this on line while lying down.

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I like "Dayspring". It's free and you don't have to download anything. However, they do have a religious bend to them.

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http://www.yahoo.americangreetings.com/
Kam, I usually use the one above and just pick from the free ones. [Smile]

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If you've got a dog -- especially a lab -- there's wonderful site by a British woman named jacquie Lawson.

Her animation is brilliant and often features her black lab, Chudley, and his yellow lab friend, Molly.

She's not free, but I love being able to contribute to her art. Plus, I love reading all the side features on her site about Chudley and life in their English village. The site is: jacquielawson.com, I think.

And, no, I have no financial affiliation iwth her at all, other than mentioned.

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Hi Kam,
I like the Hallmark card site myself:

www.hallmark.com

It has abit of everything...comical, animated, religious, all holidays, events, just for fun, birthdays etc...HUGE selection of free choices.

In my book, nothing still compares to a hand-written note on an ACTUAL postal delivered letter/card (carry over probably from childhood days of getting something "special" in the mail [Smile]

But for us lymies, I think it's wonderful to have an E-card option to get greetings out to our friends and families when we physically can't go out and get an actual card.

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