Episode 84: My grandmother's Christmas cards still come every December three years after her funeral and I am the only one in the family who still gets one
Submitted by Cass — Tacoma, Washington. 36. My grandmother sent a Christmas card to everybody she had ever met. She kept a spiral address book by the phone in her kitchen in Terre Haute, and every year, the Friday after Thanksgiving, she sat down at that table with a box of cards and a cup of Sanka and worked through it, A to Z, in blue ballpoint. She signed every one the same way. "Love always, Nana." With a line under always. And she was particular about stamps. The post office puts out new holiday stamps every fall, and Nana was at the counter the morning they came out, every year, like it…
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