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I've found it similarly great for writing postcards and leaving cards. In all of these situations having 30-50 words of fluent language with a friendly vibe is
by spacebanana7 4y ago
I've found it similarly great for writing postcards and leaving cards.
In all of these situations having 30-50 words of fluent language with a friendly vibe is still much better than a generic "Wishing you well" or "See you soon".
- mst 4y agoI tend to write something like "You're awesome! ... pretend I figured out how to write something less trite here because I'm terrible at it." Anybody who's known me for more than a week tends to be entirely unsurprised, laugh, and appreciate the sentiment.