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Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

I love receiving letters, cards and postcodes.

Often received; if written by someone on holiday; days after that person has returned home.

Use this space however you like as though you are writing a letter to someone with whom you relate to in real life.

You might want to say something to that person, or persons and not be given the opportunity.

Families can be so very judgemental and cause much hurt and pain.

This is a way of writing to tell someone how you truly feel; good or bad.

Just read along if this is not your style.

Carry on with your own preference of using the forums.

This is just an idea.

Sometimes we do not know that we might enjoy something different unless we try.

Writing letters can be very therapeutic and a special way of releasing pent up feelings without the person knowing.

Lastly, in writing a letter, you need not put their name or title.

You might like to address the letter as dear friend, or dear family member; dear doctor; dear psychiatrist; dear pet.

Think outside of the square and write about what you would really like to say.

Good luck

Sophia

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Dear @Sophia1 , thank you so much for your kind words

(and the next instalment of our story 🙂 )

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My pleasure @NatureLover

Have to help keep up the spirits of our story characters.

💛 sharing some sunshine with you also

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@Sophia1 I crave sunshine, so thank you

I will wait for somene else to continue the story... am not as creative as you all 😄

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to all my dear friends

@Lilaca, @Exoplanet , @Oaktree , @NatureLover , @Sophia1 , @Adge

Christopher Robin here has a touch of a sore throat

might try some of that stuff for his throat after getting wet walking back to the cave

sitting down with all his friends

she was starting to feel happier then she did before

and hoping she remembers all her friends names , she feels she has forgotten someone and hoping they will let her know soon

love

christopher robin ( shaz51)

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Oh, so you are Christopher Robin @Shaz51

Very good.

I have not done any Creative Writing, since I was in Primary School (1970's).

So very out of practice.

I always thought that the character EEYORE the Donkey has received a lot of Bad Press - To me, EEYORE seem more Sensible & more Grounded in reality (his surroundings), than many other characters.

Adge

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ha ha yes my dear friend @Adge

I think it was @Anastasia who said i was the female christopher robin

i am not too good with writting to my friend

but that is all good here

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@Adge

If you would like to join in we have several spare characters up for grabs as follows;

*Aloysius the grumpy post bat

*Horrace has currently got tonsillitis but is apprentice post bat
*Christopher Robins' Mother

or you could make up a random character of your own

Meggle

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Maybe Horrace @Oaktree As I always had chronic Tonsillitis through my Teens into 20's.

Aloysius is a lovely old name - don't hear of anyone with that name, these days.

I have not met a Horrace recently, either...

Adge

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Horrace is a lovely bat

@Adge

Meggle

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Dear Friends,

Pooh is a bit late as usual.

Has an unfortunate news

of neighbour down the street

whose house caught on fire.

An unattended candle

fell off in the middle of the night

while all are asleep.

A small fire soon becomes big.

No power, no phone signal

it's been for weeks.

The storm uprooted the tall trees

and take away basic utility needs.

No battery to call emergency,

no signal to reach.

When they finally arrived,

the house was badly burning.

Pooh is making some space.

Pooh is tidying up personal mess.

So they can squeeze in

our tiny tiny tiny cosy place.

Thankfully there's the insurance company

who pretty much covers everything.

All safe now,

Everyone's relieved.

Pooh may miss out a bit,

but will definitely join in the story.

Hopefully next week,

Pooh be back with the team.

Take care dear Friends!

Never ever ever leave fire unattended.

Your Pooh Bear,

Always

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