I thought
of you
offline.
A little time. A few handwritten words. Something lovely in their mailbox.
Find my first words Three free postcards. Yours to print and send.of you
offline.
Your handwriting is the good part.
All three designs are in the free download.
01One person. Who would love to hear from you?
02One prompt. A small memory is a lovely start.
03One postcard. Write it. Send it. Make their day.
Who came
to mind?
A friend you miss. Someone who showed up. A person who makes ordinary days better.
Picture them. Then pick a starting point.
What’s a small thing they did that you still remember?
You could start with…
“I still remember when you…”
Put a little care
on paper.
Download the three-card pack. Each design has a front and a roomy back for your message and their address.
Free. No account or purchase needed.
From your printer to their mailbox.
- Pick your design. Print pages 1–2, 3–4 or 5–6 for one card. Each finished card is 6 × 4 inches.
- Print at actual size (100%). Use card stock your printer accepts. For two-sided printing, choose “flip on long edge.” Test the alignment on plain paper first.
- Cut, write, send. Cut on the guides after printing both sides. Add your words, their address and the postage required where you’re mailing.
Or pop it in an envelope or hand it to them. No printer? Use a postcard you have, or write a little letter on any paper.
Printing and postage are yours to arrange. Mail size and postage rules depend on where you send it.
Keep a few more starting points in your pocket 12 writing prompts
A little thank-you
- What’s a small thing they did that you still remember?
- What do you appreciate about them that you haven’t said out loud?
- When did they make an ordinary day a little better?
- What have you learned from the way they show up for people?
A memory of us
- What’s a day together you’d happily live again?
- What tiny detail brings a shared memory back?
- Finish this: Every time I see ___, I think of you.
- What’s something you still laugh about together?
Miss you
- What’s one ordinary thing you miss doing with them?
- What reminded you of them this week?
- What would you love to catch up on over a long walk?
- Invite them to do something you used to do together.
The good part
comes from you.
Your handwriting. Your memories. Your way of saying, “I’m glad you’re in my life.” We make little starting points for more of that.
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