Holiday Card Round Up, Part 1, 2011 Edition

[impy]

Who wants a holiday card?

If you would like a holiday card from me, Widget, or the hellcat (possibly the hounds of hell, but they're not really big on writing. Littlest Hellhound will probably happily slobber on your mail as she inspects it for food, however) then this is your chance.

Reply here (comments are screened), send me a message, or email me (if you want it/need it, ask) with your address. If you're going to be at a different address for any prolonged period of time, you should mention that. (Like if you're going to be spending two weeks with your great aunt Petunia come the end of November, then I'll know to wait to send your card. Or if you're only going to be 'home' for another week and then you switch to Petunia's for the rest of the year... you get the idea.)

I say holiday cards for two reasons:

• I mostly have Christmas cards. If you do not wish a Christmas card, you should probably mention it with something like "Dude, I do not celebrate Christmas. However, a winter solstice type thing would be awesome" and we'll see what we can do. I've got a list for that.


• I may pull a fast one on you and send you a Thanksgiving card. You never know!

If you're weird and would rather have an e-card from Hallmark, then I suggest making sure I have your email address. You may also opt-in for this as well as a snail mail card if you're wanting both. If you select this option, make sure I know whether you want to be part of my "It's Tuesday. I'm bored. I'll send someone a card!" way of thinking, or if this is essentially a one time gig, possibly to be followed up with a birthday card at some point.

Yes. I did pay for a year long subscription to Hallmark's e-card service and no, I regret nothing.