<blockquote><i class="fas fa-quote-left"></i><i>2imagine4</i> wrote:<br><p><strong>Snail mail</strong> - a mocking name for regular postal shipments, as opposed to much faster e-mail. However, since e-mail is whizzing fast around the world, there is a new term for sending a simple postcard and envelope: snail mail. <em>Elsevier, 06.06.98</em><br /><br />Real paper mail that gets delivered to your mailbox can be pretty slow sometimes, and that’s why we call it <em>snail mail</em>. Remember having pen pals whom you sent a letter to? Nowadays, you take it up a notch and go to town with your pretty papers and embellishments; the creative aspect is essential. <strong>Snail Mail Friends</strong> targets creative snail mail. You transform your snail mail into a work of art, which you send to someone along with handmade paper gifts. </p> <p>A term you will encounter on Snail Mail Friends is “swapping”. You send someone a creative snail mail, your swap, and you get a snail mail back from the same person. Creative snail mail can be anything. My favorite snail mail is a pocket letter (the pocket letter was created by Janette Lane), a trading card sleeve with nine pockets, and you make nine pieces of art to put in the individual pockets. You can include goodies and a note on the back of the pocket letter. You can also cut the sleeve down to a three-pocket sleeve, a mini pocket letter. When you have decorated your pocket letter, you send it to one of your snail mail friends.</p> <p><img class="img-responsive" src="images/a8131bfd1003bfbb3a2d7f297cf7b9fc.jpg" alt="" width="366" height="434" />  <img class="img-responsive" src="images/b8cc9197847d372d2190bbbc896d9be5.jpg" alt="" width="430" height="430" /><br /><br /><strong>Snail mail</strong> is perfect for you if you like to create and write letters. And even if you prefer to send a shorter letter, I am like that; your creativity will speak for you. Trust me when I tell you that <strong>snail <em>mail makes happy</em></strong>! Getting to know people through a shared hobby makes snail mail very accessible and provides an opportunity to make new friends. And with snail mail, you can let your creativity run wild.                       </p></blockquote><br>

<p><strong>Snail mail</strong> - a mocking name for regular postal shipments, as opposed to much faster e-mail. However, since e-mail is whizzing fast around the world, there is a new term for sending a simple postcard and envelope: snail mail. <em>Elsevier, 06.06.98</em><br /><br />Real paper mail that gets delivered to your mailbox can be pretty slow sometimes, and that’s why we call it <em>snail mail</em>. Remember having pen pals whom you sent a letter to? Nowadays, you take it up a notch and go to town with your pretty papers and embellishments; the creative aspect is essential. <strong>Snail Mail Friends</strong> targets creative snail mail. You transform your snail mail into a work of art, which you send to someone along with handmade paper gifts. </p> <p>A term you will encounter on Snail Mail Friends is “swapping”. You send someone a creative snail mail, your swap, and you get a snail mail back from the same person. Creative snail mail can be anything. My favorite snail mail is a pocket letter (the pocket letter was created by Janette Lane), a trading card sleeve with nine pockets, and you make nine pieces of art to put in the individual pockets. You can include goodies and a note on the back of the pocket letter. You can also cut the sleeve down to a three-pocket sleeve, a mini pocket letter. When you have decorated your pocket letter, you send it to one of your snail mail friends.</p> <p><img class="img-responsive" src="images/a8131bfd1003bfbb3a2d7f297cf7b9fc.jpg" alt="" width="366" height="434" />  <img class="img-responsive" src="images/b8cc9197847d372d2190bbbc896d9be5.jpg" alt="" width="430" height="430" /><br /><br /><strong>Snail mail</strong> is perfect for you if you like to create and write letters. And even if you prefer to send a shorter letter, I am like that; your creativity will speak for you. Trust me when I tell you that <strong>snail <em>mail makes happy</em></strong>! Getting to know people through a shared hobby makes snail mail very accessible and provides an opportunity to make new friends. And with snail mail, you can let your creativity run wild.                       </p>