You still send letters write by habd, or use just e mails?

Hi icesmile.
I write letters nut not regularly.
i write to people who are not able to operate computer. Also i write articles for news paper .

If people have got a computer io find it is a lot quicker to send them a email.An email is more reliable than a letter as a letter can get lost in the post where as a email do not.I find that more and more people as well as companies as well as people rely on emails rather than letters.If a person has bad hand writing then it is better to type than write.

Interesting concept. What is scary though is that will be technology in the future. Being the Editor-in-chief of my university publication, I tend to be up to date and send out all my messages via email. It is quick, it is easy, and most of the time it is easier to access. But at the same time, I have been sending a lot of written letters lately. My family is a firm believer of being very personal and being close so the idea of sending a written letter makes it feel as though we have our own little thing going on between us. Also I have a girlfriend and she is a sucker for letters so I like to write her one at least once a week, so she knows I care. but that is personally given to her by hand, not mailed at all, so who knows if that is considered a true letter my mail... hmm... interesting question though.

I love to write letters. I don't know why, I just like the feeling of holding a pen and writing. Is that strange? Most people email me so I email them back, though I prefer to write. I have one friend, who lives at the other end of the country, I only see her every 3 years or so, and she is like me, she likes writing letters, so we keep in touch that way although we are both on Facebook and have each other's mobile numbers. I once wrote a letter to my mother-in-law, updating her on all our family news, because I thought she might write back - but she replied by email. I was very disappointed.

I personally find e-mails alot easier to communicate and if people take the time they can put the same content in an e-mail than a letter. The royalmail here in the uk is rubbish and i've had several missing letters and have to resend and pay again. E-mails are a free service and if they do go missing you can just copy and paste and send again without having to re-write a letter again.

I very rarely write letters, the only time i do is if i am making a complaint to a company but that is still very rarely because most companys can be contacted by email now a days. The good thing about email is you can contact people quickly, like when i email my friend whos recently gone to university three hours away. But i do feel that if you had to wait a few days for letters you would look forward more to hearing from them and it would be exciting. Like rushing to the postman every morning to see if you have received a letter. Well i say morning my postman doesnt get here to afternoon somedays and midday most days. I think it is more romantic if you are sending letters to a lover. Waiting days for there letters, wondering what they have written. Wondering if they feel the same,if they miss you. It always make me feel warm when i watch romanic films and they are writing letters and you hear there voice as they are writing it. I love that i dont know about anyone else maybe its just me. Yeah perhaps we will all become telepathic, then we will all just sit around all day having discussions in our minds and wouldnt use the internet like this would we ha ha.

Hi, Ice!
There are times when e-mail is just too impersonal. I'd estimate that I send at least 5 or 6 hand-written letters a month, and I know the recipients are glad they came that way!

I think that sending an email is all right if you need someone to receive information quickly. Sending a personal handwritten letter is how i prefer to correspond with close family and friends. There is more warmth and heart and soul in words that written by your hand than a computer. More love and care go into a handwritten message.

i used emails in writing letters now....easier and fast...

I send cards to people for special occasions, holidays, anniversaries, birthdays, sympathy, etc. but the rest of the time, I prefer to send e-mail.