It’s been ages since I picked up a pen and scribbled out a letter, letting the ink bleed onto the page as I expressed my deepest thoughts and feelings. I used to love this ritual of putting my words down in longhand, savouring each stroke of the pen as it formed each letter with care. But now, in this digital age where typing has overtaken handwriting in terms of speed and convenience, it seems like such a foreign concept to take the time to craft something by hand. Perhaps it’s time to return to this lost art, to revive that sense of intimacy and personal touch that comes from receiving a handwritten note. The question lingers in my mind – when did I last write a letter? The answer is uncertain.
I must admit I do love to receive letters through the mail, there’s something so special and tangible about holding and reading a letter, especially handwritten ones.
Do you still write letters by hand and send them in the mail?
Access, Inclusion, & Other Stuff. 
I can honestly say I never write using pen and paper. I’m so out of touch, when I do try to write, I feel like I’ve never done it before. My hand hurts and the text looks like a hen walking across the page. Its a dying art, for me.
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That description made me laugh out loud. I always have good intentions to write letters, but have to admit I prefer sending emails or WhatsApp/messenger messages. Though I love receiving letters, so I really should write them myself as well, then others would get a surprise in the post.
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I have not handwritten a letter in quite a while (although I have done it this year so not so long). When I was a teenager it was so much fun to write to my best friend every week when I moved away; I miss it!
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