Your mother was rightDo you remember when you received a gift for your birthday or another holiday from a relative, and your mother insisted you sit down and write a thank-you note? Can you remember thinking what a pain in the neck it seemed at the time? Turns out, she was teaching you about courtesy. Common courtesy. Acknowledging a gift in a timely manner shows you have respect for the giver. That’s what your mother tried instill in you. She knew that your aunt or grandma or third cousin would appreciate this gesture, and would be likely to give again. Will you practice common courtesy with your donors? Laura Mikuska · |
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