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The unwritten rules of sending Christmas cards

7 December 2019

9:00 AM

7 December 2019

9:00 AM

No one sends Christmas cards any more. Except that I do, and you might, and a few other people do too. But overall, cards have become so expensive, time-consuming and, let’s admit it, unfashionable that many people have abandoned them with some relief. Some of them rather piously tell us the money thus saved is now going to charity.

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