Advice Dear Annie: They knew I didn’t receive their thank-you notes but never bothered to send another Published: Jun. 03, 2024, 11:30 a.m.

I realized that I've always written thank-you notes from a place of guilt. I recently decided to stop writing them, and I'm not making my kids write them, either. We express our gratitude in other ...

This article offers a clear guide on when to write thank you notes and when it might not be necessary, helping you navigate this thoughtful gesture with ease. It covers situations where a thank ...

Appreciate that they said they did send the thank-you notes. Dear Annie: I am a retired home health nurse responding to the caregiver who is a nephew to his disabled uncle.

Complete thank-you notes in order of importance. If, like me, you fear not ever being able to scratch every name off your list, you can rely on the following hierarchy to determine which ...

When Natalie Reilly started writing thank-you notes to first responders with her mother, Hope, she never imagined how many hearts they would lift—or how her own life would be transformed forever ...

You’ve been through something awful and there’s no timetable for how you navigate this period after. And that includes thank-you notes. So, short answer: it’s never too late to send them.

Michelle A. Costa, Assistant Vice President at Robert Half, Permanent Placements, wrote this: “I just wanted to come on here and remind everyone on the importance of thank you notes.

Ms. Pantzer writes her thank-you notes with a rollerball or felt tip pen that doesn’t smear. She values these notes so much, she said, that she saves the ones she receives as keepsakes.