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Time To Buy Those Christmas Cards!

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MikeyBikey

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Type 1
These days I only buy cards for family and (close) friends. Having not done so yet I decided to buy some online today. Initially I went to two charities. The first only had ones that were not to my taste or had somewhat inappropriate wording left. With the second I found some I liked but each time I went to pay the site bombed so I tried my online supermarket. (again limited stock). So it was off to the old faithful Amazon. Obviously the charities get a smaller percentage than when buying direct but only Amazon had a good selection. So if you have not brought yours yet I suggest you do so in the next day orf two!
 
I dont do cards any more

Id rather not see trees cut down in the amazon to make something that ends up in the bin by new year

Prefer to donate a tenner to a fave charity........blue cross animal rescue this year
 
If your friends and family have email addresses, it's possible to send them e-cards. A good number of outlets exist and could be revealed by an internet search,
 
paultrose said:
I dont do cards any more

Id rather not see trees cut down in the amazon to make something that ends up in the bin by new year

Prefer to donate a tenner to a fave charity........blue cross animal rescue this year
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Lovely idea. Our first two adopted cats, Zero and Souris, came from Blue Cross in Cambridge
 
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