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Summary: Learn what pens and supplies you need to write thank-you letters for Christmas gifts in this free etiquette video.
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"Hi! I'm Jessica Cain with Expert Village, and I'm going to be telling you how to write your thank yous for Christmas gifts. When you're writing your thank yous, you want to make sure that you have a good pen with plenty ink. You don't want one that too inky that will smear, and you also don't want one that you're having to scribble around every other couple sentences so that the ink will come out. Use a good pen. I like to use the RSVP Pentel pens that you can get pretty much anywhere. Office Depot is always a good place to go for good pens. After you've gotten your thank you card written, packaged, and ready to mail off, if you want to save some time, I would recommend going on the computer and making some labels that are preprinted with your address. That way you can just stick them on. It saves you the hand cramp or writing your address 20 times or however long. You can also make labels for the recipient’s address. That just depends on your preference, whether you're faster at typing or writing."
eHow Article: Pens & Labels for Christmas Thank You Cards
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