Moving on

Dear Hallmark,

weddign 2This morning I stopped at my local drugstore to purchase a wedding card for my daughter and her partner who will marry next week. I worried that all the cards available would depict a bride and groom in the art or the words.  I was pleasantly surprised to find many options without any figures–male or female–and sentiments that expressed what I feel. Happiness and hope as they begin this journey together.
Thank you, Hallmark Cards!
Sincerely,
The proud mother of one of the brides

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Lorie Smith Schaefer

Wife, mother, grandmother, reader, writer, kindness warrior. Retired teacher. Volunteer Reading Grandma. Former columnist for the Nevada Appeal. Author of US, NOW AND THEN.

3 thoughts on “Dear Hallmark,”

  1. As a proud and happy aunt who helped celebrate two gay weddings in the past, I had to buy blank note cards and write my own message. I like this brave new world we’re living in. Indeed, thank you Hallmark.

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