What can I do with post cards that my grandma has saved for over 87 years?
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Scrapbook them!!! What an awesome thing to have! Make sure you reposiable corner tapes though!
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If you are having trouble, you might look for old postcards, which you can sometimes find online and often on e-bay.
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Try your local Thrift Shops, Goodwill or Salvation Army thriftshops.  They will re-sell them & most of the time, the money goes to great causes.  Try putting them into a shoebox already decorated (no prices of course) that say "GREETING CARDS".  People are always out for bargains & you're just might be someone's treasure!  Military bases have thrift shops as well & donations are always appreciated!  Thanks for thinking of others!
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Beckett Magazine's \n\nThey only worth something if someone wants them. \nOld card-collector for many years this is my knowledge.
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I would sell them on Ebay, at least you get something for it and there is a lot of people out there interested in the boxes I believe..☺
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ebay and or your local card shop
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A Greeting Card for a loved one.
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Post in the internet. At e bay perhaps.
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At allposters.com (?)!\nYou may also want to try eBay.com!
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This actually made me think of what my mom did for me once when I was about 37 years old and very stressed with working full time and raising kids.  She sent me a birthday card with a dollar in it.  She put a note in it about knowing how much I loved to get a card with $1 (referencing back to my childhood).  It made me laugh, and it made me feel really good.  \n\nI think maybe that is what you are trying to do with the seniors -- make them feel the joy of just getting a bag of goodies and having a good time, letting go of all the stress they've been generating all year.  Cool idea.\n\nMaybe a "Feel the Memories" kind of theme?  Not remember, but feel.  Goodie bags conjure up good feelings from the many birthday parties of childhood.  Have a cake.  Maybe first grade pictures of all the seniors, with a "guess who?" contest.  Play music from the 1994 - 2000 timeframe.  Have a dance contest.  Let them feel young.
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Chill Bill can you get hold of an old photo and restore it one that has lots of memories then get an old time suitable frame that may du wonders or a special music box with old music good luck
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You can never go wrong with flowers! Especially roses. Write (or copy, if you prefer) a cute (preferably funny) poem. Have them delivered to her door by you or somebody else. =) Here's an idea for a card..."If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live a day without you" ... Oh, and don't forget the chocolate! yumm
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This site might help. Good Luck!\n\nhttp://www.postalmag.com/retirement.htm\n\nS.S.
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The best I have seen on the web is at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7792/PostCardPageIndex.html\n\nThe site is called AngelWinks Heavely Postcard Shoppe, which makes it sound somewhat pretentious, but it has a huge selection of greeting card types and styles for all occasions. Although the page is 'cute' (not sickeningly so), don't let the pretty graphics fool you - there's lots of humorous cards in there too.
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http://local.yahoo.com/details?fr=dd-local-tl2&id=20722785&stx=paper+recycling&csz=Corona+CA&ed=9lYjG6160Sy4BzvstX65LtGOtNRkVsDUADEZVRzYxx0HIjsWSes94C25NFxFr3TSUc_fwin.R8WK
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Old receipts, pictures, cards, small dried flowers.. just about anything that is significant to you and that is flat :)
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1. Email. She will love the fact that she can keep in touch with grandkids, family, and friends much more easily and frequently.\n\n2. Digital photo basics. She really should take a class on this, but you can at least introduce her to the fact that she can store and restore photos on the computer.\n\n3. Family History, some websites for more info on this are:\n\nhttp://www.familysearch.org/\nhttp://www.ancestry.com\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_history