‹‹ First‹ PreviousComments (20)Next ›Last ›› Apr 27 The Letter (04272015) By David Hurley on April 27, 2015 at 12:01 am Chapter: Comic └ Tags: Cartoon, Comic, comics, David Hurley, Don't Pick the Flowers, Don't Pick the Flowers Comic, dontpicktheflowers, Goth Girl, Humor, Letter, Suzanne, text Related Comics ¬ Late Night Adventure (08142026) Pond Life (08122026) The Lights Are Shining (08102026) Who's Down There (08072026) Quack At The Moon (08052026) 20 Comments Yeah can’t go back to the old ways. I like how you snuck the flower in David Reply Thank you Tony, it is true. Reply I have the same reaction in my head when getting a postcard. Reply They are no longer special. Reply The lost art form of letter writing. Now she’s down 49 cents! hahaha Reply A lost relic. Reply There ain’t no pleasing some people! Reply The written word must be too personal. 😉 Reply True Story: My son is sitting on the couch, watching a movie with two girls-who-are-friends (good days) when one suddenly asks the other “Did you just text me?” to which the first one responds “I was bored!” It became a family joke. Reply That does sound familiar with so many people I know. 😉 Reply I saw an ad by the post office this weekend urging people to use them. I guess they’re wondering the same thing! Reply Yes they are! Reply I don’t understand… What is she doing in the first three panels? 😛 Reply Haha, you and a whole new generation. 😉 Reply Hand-written is always better. Always! Reply I read somewhere that Stevie Nicks still writes letters and refuses to use email. It is more personal! 🙂 Reply Is sending a letter still legal? Reply Actually I’m not sure Binky. 😉 Reply In a letter you can go over 140 characters! Reply And you don’t feel as rushed! 🙂 Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website
True Story: My son is sitting on the couch, watching a movie with two girls-who-are-friends (good days) when one suddenly asks the other “Did you just text me?” to which the first one responds “I was bored!” It became a family joke. Reply
I saw an ad by the post office this weekend urging people to use them. I guess they’re wondering the same thing! Reply
I read somewhere that Stevie Nicks still writes letters and refuses to use email. It is more personal! 🙂 Reply
Yeah can’t go back to the old ways. I like how you snuck the flower in David
Thank you Tony, it is true.
I have the same reaction in my head when getting a postcard.
They are no longer special.
The lost art form of letter writing. Now she’s down 49 cents! hahaha
A lost relic.
There ain’t no pleasing some people!
The written word must be too personal. 😉
True Story: My son is sitting on the couch, watching a movie with two girls-who-are-friends (good days) when one suddenly asks the other “Did you just text me?” to which the first one responds “I was bored!”
It became a family joke.
That does sound familiar with so many people I know. 😉
I saw an ad by the post office this weekend urging people to use them. I guess they’re wondering the same thing!
Yes they are!
I don’t understand…
What is she doing in the first three panels? 😛
Haha, you and a whole new generation. 😉
Hand-written is always better. Always!
I read somewhere that Stevie Nicks still writes letters and refuses to use email. It is more personal! 🙂
Is sending a letter still legal?
Actually I’m not sure Binky. 😉
In a letter you can go over 140 characters!
And you don’t feel as rushed! 🙂