at what age do you stop sending Birthday cards? (married, love, older)

[mr bolo]

is there a age when a person should stop sending a friend a BD card?

would you still send a long lost friend that is now married a BD card?

[pitt_transplant]

NO WAY! Always send one. I sent my gram a card till the year she died. It was always propped up all year on her tv. I think a birthday card or any card for that matter can be very positive vibes to anyone. Especially the older set when they have a low day and feel forgotton. I would send it to a friend. Why would you avoid being nice?

[learningCA]

Never stop sending birthday cards if you remember someone's birthday and you know their address.
A card does not really obligate the receiver and is usually gladly received.
Unless, of course, you mean an old flame whose spouse might misread the attention?
Or is this a plug for greeting cards?

[raa1371]

Send BD cards until you're dead

[learningCA]

Originally Posted by raa1371

Send BD cards until you're dead

Good rule. I usually keep a stack around my desk.

[yankeegirl313]

I agree! No certain age to ever stop sending Birthday cards!

[fleetiebelle]

It's kind of a universal thing, especially now with texting and email; people love to get regular old snail mail.

[learningCA]

Originally Posted by fleetiebelle

It's kind of a universal thing, especially now with texting and email; people love to get regular old snail mail.

Yeap, we appreciate the personal touch. And maybe looking at them later as old sentimental relics.

[PassTheChocolate]

Originally Posted by mr bolo

is there a age when a person should stop sending a friend a BD card?

would you still send a long lost friend that is now married a BD card?

No age limit to me. I'm never too old to enjoy getting one.

[DrEarth]

I switched to email cards.