At the Crossroads of Old and New
I have said this before, and inevitably I will say it again: I am a woman of words. On top of that, I have been told -- and I tend to take pride in -- my penmanship, which is a dying art form (in my opinion). One of my greatest pleasures is to actually write out a meaningful card or letter long-hand, with carefully chosen words and usually a poignant quote or, depending on the recipient, Bible verse. When it comes to romantic relationships, can you get any more "old school" than a handwritten letter? Be it an actual love letter, or something less intimate, the fact that one person took the time to write out their thoughts on a piece of paper has meaning. But it is 2012. When you want or need to communicate with someone, we text, email, Facebook. We might, but probably not, even use our cell phone as a - gasp! - phone. The handwritten letter is becoming a thing of the past, a quaint thing our grandparents did because they didn't have their ow...