- Joined
- Jun 21, 2021
Dearest fellow kiwi,
I hope you are well. I write to you today with great curiosity. When was the last time you have reflected upon a letter? What is it about adding pen to paper, and sending a physical message that seems much more sincere? Is it the effort that counts?
Or maybe it’s the ability to preserve a letters meaningful contents that’s more enticing. As a fellow QnA poster I’m sure you’d know how quickly things can disappear. Posts and threads disposed of, discarded, left inactive and forgotten. Everything’s fresh for about six seconds before it’s forgotten entirely. In a world where everything is forgotten and constantly changing, perhaps a nice letter provides a sense of comfort to keep. A reminder of the past. Perhaps that sense of preservation provides comfort. We don’t have much control of our lives or the passage of time, but we can control our letters.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Yours truly,
- Mr Mnr
I hope you are well. I write to you today with great curiosity. When was the last time you have reflected upon a letter? What is it about adding pen to paper, and sending a physical message that seems much more sincere? Is it the effort that counts?
Or maybe it’s the ability to preserve a letters meaningful contents that’s more enticing. As a fellow QnA poster I’m sure you’d know how quickly things can disappear. Posts and threads disposed of, discarded, left inactive and forgotten. Everything’s fresh for about six seconds before it’s forgotten entirely. In a world where everything is forgotten and constantly changing, perhaps a nice letter provides a sense of comfort to keep. A reminder of the past. Perhaps that sense of preservation provides comfort. We don’t have much control of our lives or the passage of time, but we can control our letters.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Yours truly,
- Mr Mnr