is it proper etiquette to send a thank you note to a one night stand?
537330
I would say YES< I enjoy getting flowers from my one night nightmares. He was probably married anyhow, if he is a smart man he will change the note and give the flowers to his wife. So yes, send him flowers, with a note saying, you will keep badgering him with sweet nothings unless he does as you say, such as fix your roof, your car, pay for a facelift, buy you gift certificates for the make up store etc etc. and OR fix him up with that obnoxious dive bar patron that runs off good quiet paying customers
245296
Take he/she out to a nice restaurant or if it is a nice day, how about a picnic. A nice card with a special message inside saying how much you have enjoyed their company and maybe write about what you both could look forward to. Like going to the beach, hiking, etc.. Hope I was helpful..
1067816
I would state the RSVP date in bold lettering.  Also, if you have specific details/directions include them.  That is the only way things will get done the way you want them to.
764194
You're worried the printed notecards are impersonal, but you're willing to send a form letter?\n\nEnclose a personal note if you want to, but it's not expected. Announcements like that are just fishing for gifts anyway, so save your personal notes for the thank you cards.
804663
Here's a nice romantic one http://www.giftweblog.com/2006/09/20/romantic-gift-a-thousand-and-one-nights/
916027
I did this once, and it changed everything.  We are still friendly, but not the friends we used to be.  Give him some time, and see what happens.  Most likely he just needs you to back off a little bit.  If it's just friends with benefits, sending notes about how wonderful he is is probably not a good idea.  Would you have sent something like that to him before the sex?  Probably not.  So don't do it now. Act the same way as you always have.  That was your agreement and you have to stick by it now.
657441
thank you,i have had this happen so many times,it's nice to hear from a stranger, if it's done right. it usually happens in a grocery store. and i always say back, thank you , your very kind. have a great day. and thats all there is too it.   every women likes to hear that, if its done in the right way. ladies have you ever done it to a man? how wonder full you smell, i must get that for my husband, yes they do tell you what sent they are wearing.  lets give the guys some credit also.
3765
There gift is a thank you.  So you would be saying thank you for the thank you.  Nah\n\nJust a verbal.
992597
If you already have the person's address, go ahead and send a mail thank you.  But if you don't and would have to ask for it, go by email since it might be inappropriate to ask.
579605
i wouldnt be insulted.Id say thank you very much and move on!!!
581253
No!!\nJust No.\nShe's Thanking you!\nNext time you see her...don't mention the\nthank you note...say...\nI'm glad you liked the mother's day gift your daughter made.
776428
It is more professional to let them know and they might appreciate ite more. Let them know as far in advance as possible ans explain the situation. If you write them back be sure you write professionally
249734
Perhaps just say, "Thank you"\n\n\nRev. Steven
1082481
Well I would just continue to wait for the right person to do it with. The longer you wait trust me you will forget about it. On the other hand you could go and have a one nighter but make sure you wrap it up.
209654
i like handwriiten notes cuz it shows he was thinking of me and HE wrote it! but if u want it to b humorous remind her of a funny memory, but make sure it's a funny memory to HER too, cuz if it's not then it won't go so well. but a note is always fun to receive =) good luck!\n\nand i don't think notes are JH, there somethin nice to show he was thinkin of her..
122763
After you select them as the best answer there should be a section for comments where you can thank people if you want to. I've noticed most of the profiles I've looked at do not have an email option to send the person an email so saying it in the comment box seems to be the best way.
690490
I wouldn't think it necessary as far as regular rules of etiquette go, since it was an indirect act (it wasn't donated in the name of your sister-in-law). I would definitely thank her, and possibly giver her a token or gift of appreciation, and tell her how much it meant to you.