There are plenty of examples on the website and lists of places that you might leave these letters if you want to join in.
I haven’t actually written one yet, but it would be fun to try. Everyone is curious and I think if I found one it would just have to be opened and investigated.
One place the website suggests leaving them is inside library books. I have to go there this afternoon, maybe its a good time to start. It might just make someone’s day!
(More love letters also has a facebook page (www.facebook.com/MoreLoveLetters) and is on twitter
6 comments:
How cool!! I'm going to check it out, too! Thanks!
I like this...and I am going to check it out. It is kind of like random acts of kindness...like buying a coffee for the person behind you at the drive-thru. I think I will try this...but first...check the website!! Thanks for the information. Jackie http://familytrove.blogspot.com/
We can all use those "love" letters of encouragement. I've got the website bookmarked and will check it out. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like a fun idea. I've been getting some thank-you notes from some colleagues lately for collaborating. It's always nice to be acknowledged and praised, you don't even have to know who's saying it!
What a great idea. Thanks for sharing the link. Have you heard of a blog called thxthxthx. She wrote a thank you note each day to something: her coffee, the bus she rode to work, the waiter who was nice to her. It was such a fun idea and pointed out how much we have to be thankful for. Sadly, she doesn't blog anymore. I loved how she looked for something to be thankful for every single day. I am going to check out your link. Thanks.
I will check this out...it sounds so much like commenting and giving love. Thanks for sharing. xo
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