How do you say "thanks"

[1nutworld]

I've know a couple, who live in a state FAR away from me, whom have been incredibly supportive with my current job hunt, as well as other issues.

How should/would I let them know how much I appreciate all of their help, and support, since doing something nice, like a good dinner out.......isn't something that I can do from a logistical, not to mention financial stand-point-at the moment.

On the occasions that we do talk on the phone, I always TRY and say "thanks", but somehow the words don't seem enough.

Being on a limited income - at the moment- gifts of some sort aren't really possible, but I want to do "SOMETHING"...........for all their listening to my rants,complaints...and other things, that they have put up with.

Anyone, brighter than me........have any ideas?

[Lilith]

A hand written, sincere, thank you note works wonders

[1nutworld]

A hand written, sincere, thank you note works wonders

Hand written? While "Fred" is a very literate and smart man, I don't think he could easily translate my own personal hieroglyphics. :)

It is a good idea though. Why didn't I think of that?

[Steph]

I like to also keep them in mind for when my fortunes are reversed again & send them something out of blue, too.

[lizzardbits]

Hand written? While "Fred" is a very literate and smart man, I don't think he could easily translate my own personal hieroglyphics. :)

It is a good idea though. Why didn't I think of that?


I know several people that if they don't slow down and concentrate, their writing is illegible.

Try a few practice ones first and then when you got it down, write in the card.

[moose]

why not send them a simple "thank you" card, doesnt cost much but they say a whole lot

[Coaster]

Thank you notes are great! Along with someting that is produced in you part of the world that they may have never tried... like salt water taffy or maple syrup!

[osuche]

Or maybe a photo or something small of significance?


When I lived in Ohio...buckeyes were the thing. :D

I once made a necklace of buckeyes for someone.

Surely Michigan is known for something (other than bad footabll) :kissass:

[rockintime]

Surely Michigan is known for something (other than bad footabll) :kissass:
Uhhhh, osuche. let's see, since the rivalry began in 1897 it's been 57 wins by Michigan vs 39 wins by OSU with 6 ties. (at the time of this post, there were 31 days, 3 hours, 3 minutes and 52 seconds left to the Big Game...but who's counting?). :D

[1nutworld]

Uhhhh, osuche. let's see, since the rivalry began in 1897 it's been 57 wins by Michigan vs 39 wins by OSU with 6 ties. (at the time of this post, there were 31 days, 3 hours, 3 minutes and 52 seconds left to the Big Game...but who's counting?). :D

Certainly not me........... since I found a website that has a count down clock for the game.

30days 23hours 33mins 49secs

[1nutworld]

Surely Michigan is known for something (other than bad footabll) :kissass:

Of course we are, unemployment, and for right now Tigers baseball.

Other than that?? not so much!

When we BEAT OSU, however, we will be known as.

#1 team in the USA