Keeping the Art of Handwritten Communication Alive

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  Well, maybe it's not always nice.

  
  Via cupofzup
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  Sometimes the sentiment is there, but execution errors obscure the message.

  
  Via LOLDamn
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  In these instances, proper spelling is vital.

  
  Via Pleated Jeans
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  At times it's hard to tell what the sentiment is at all.

  
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  Your child's notes may invoke mixed emotions.

  
  Via reddit
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  Either intentionally...

  
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  ...or not.

  
  Created by Unknown
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  Other notes are for purely informational purposes.

  
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  And by "purely informational purposes," I mean "warnings."

  
  Created by LJWest
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  Since your children learn about written communication from you, set an example by leaving notes in their lunches.

  
  Via magicconchshell
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  The notes don't have to be elaborate.

  
  Via Smosh
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  Persist, even if your kids protest.

  
  Via Pleated-Jeans
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  Leave notes around the house, too.

  
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  Add a follow-up if necessary.

  
  Via mizzymidday
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  Jazz up your notes with some doodles.

  
  Via turnidoff
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  If you leave enough notes, your kids may think they've learned enough to effectively imitate you.

  
  They'll probably be wrong.
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  It may take a while for your kids to develop an appreciation of the written word.

  
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  Some kids will resist the whole way.

  
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  But when your hard work pays off...

  
  Via 22 Words
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  ...it'll be worth it.

  
  Via pbb1nene

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