I was so surprised when .....

That's the modern way 🙂

DGS is saving for a car. One more worry to add to the list!

So is one of ours. Thankfully he failed his test a short while ago and has a bit of a wait for another.

kittylester

So is one of ours. Thankfully he failed his test a short while ago and has a bit of a wait for another.

but safer than motorbikes...

Perish the thought, Pascal.

My granddaughter who lives furthest away always write letters - not necessarily thank you notes, but just short on as saying she would like to see us again soon.

To set a good example, I wrote her a letter thanking her for the birthday present she had made me. She had bought me some chocolate and made some window decorations of transparent paper. I always write my letters for her on the computer so that it's easier for her to read. I included a photo of the window I had put her decorations in to show her they were appreciated and used.

I also enjoyed writing thank you letters of others who had given me gifts. The house had been so full that I had felt I didn't do them justice at the time.

I sent my three year old great-nephew an Easter egg last year and by return of post got an Easter card that he'd made at nursery.