Why New Year’s Cards are a good idea…

After the hustle and bustle of the holidays, I was so thrilled to get this New Year’s card from a dear high school friend.  Who doesn’t love Happy New Year wishes?  Her family looks so happy in this photo, and even my husband commented when he came home and ran across the card hanging on our fridge.

Heart eyes for new year c

Heart eyes for new year cards

How cute are they?!  Super cute.

Although this article from The Huffington Post is a couple of years old, the advice in it is timeless.  (You can read the full article here.)

This Huffington Post article is still relevant today when it comes to sending New Year's cards.

This Huffington Post article is still relevant today when it comes to sending New Year's cards.

3 Reasons To Skip the Season’s Greetings and Send A New Year’s Card Instead” holds sage advice from Peggy Post of The Emily Post Institute, starting with #1: December is a chaotic month.

No matter how organized you are, December can feel really chaotic with so much going on!

By sending out New Year’s cards¸ you are relieved of one of the tasks during the days and weeks leading up to the holidays and you still accomplish the goal of reaching out to your peeps with good wishes.

From one family to another with New Year's wishes

From one family to another with New Year's wishes

Hurrah for the arrival of new year’s cards lighting up these dark winter days!