It should be a simple concept – expressed gratitude for a gift, thoughtful act, etc. – but many people find difficult or intimidating to write and send thank you cards. Some are too anxious that their notes are not perfect enough that only the end is not sending them at all. For others, the best thing to do is to send pre-written messages for comfort.
Having a hard time writing an opening? In this respect, you are not alone. Ask any writer will tell you that in front of a blank screen (or paper) and write the first words of a story is the hardest part of writing. The phrase is really the hardest part. Other than “Thank you for ___,” is difficult to know how to get started. Fret not. Let this guide and inspiration will get you going:
• Try to remember where you were when you received the gift. What were you doing at that moment? So now, you can start saying something like: “When I went to my office and start my computer, I was surprised to find your gift sitting on top of the monitor.”
For more information, you can visit this page on thank you cards
