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The Post Office confirms that the month of December is one of their busiest months for handling and processing mail to deliver.  Every year during the holiday season, mailmen all over the country and world are kept very busy delivering holiday greetings to everyone on your block (and the next block, and the next block…).  Typically, most households receive Christmas cards from friends and family, but often other cards will appear in the mailbox.  You guessed it:  I’m talking about those Christmas cards that are sent by companies or businesses.

Just this past Christmas, for example, we received holiday greetings from our vet, our lawn service company, the tax accountant we use from time to time, the realtor who sold us our house, the attorney who worked with us on buying our house and setting up wills, our child’s pediatrician, and our family dentist–and that’s just a small sampling!   My husband would like to add our congressman to the list, but I am not sure that a card from the Distinguished Gentleman from District 8 truly counts as a business Christmas card.  The cards were just as handsome as those sent by friends and family, even if the message came from a business.

While some might negatively or cynically look at the motivation behind a business sending out Christmas cards to their client or customer list, others would argue that they rather like knowing that they mean enough to their dentist or realtor to receive holiday greetings.  And, in the end, who doesn’t like getting mail from a business that isn’t a bill or invoice?  Especially mail that wishes a Merry Christmas and a very happy new year – that’s happy mail no matter who the sender, we think.

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