[Ansteorra] Showing appreciation vs. poltiics

letebts at earthlink.net letebts at earthlink.net
Mon Aug 27 22:21:40 PDT 1956


What about making a little "Vivat box" of cards of a "thank you" nature? Not
real awards, the kind you hang on the wall, but just a little "atta boy" or
"atta girl" card to say, "Ya done real good, kid. Yer appreciated!" Kind of
like those people who do "random acts of kindness" or the largesse that A&S
competitions are known for. No officer would have to approve it, since hugs
on paper don't need approval.

The cards could be printed from a master or from a color computer. If
printed and there's time, the giver could even color (inside the lines, of
course!) in shades the recipient might like. Perhaps the master could be
posted on some site, so that if you wanted one, you could just go there and
print it out, put the appropriate name on it, then hand it to that person.

Just trying to be helpful.... :-)

Lete Bithespring. who likes giving as well as getting hugs, be they paper or
personal...

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on 5/1/03 1:53 PM, Marc Carlson at marccarlson20 at hotmail.com wrote:

> Just another (hopefully brief) rambling here -- Baron Bors made a comment
> about waiting for someone to say thank you for all the work that he and his
> wife did.  One of the things that I've noticed in the time I've in Society
> is that people are really remarkably bad at knowhing when and how to show
> their appreciation to others.  We give them awards and that's about it.
> I've known far too many really good, solid hard-working people who've quit
> for that reason.
>
> I'm afraid I _don't_ have a good answer for this other than to say that Your
> Excellency, it's not right, it's no help, but you're not alone by any means.
>
> Perhaps those who've been around for a long time, and felt really
> unappreciated got past it?  [My case may not be helpful since I was bound by
> a promise to remain in the Society and had to just live with it until I
> reached the point where I pretty much expect not to be appreciated (and am
> surprised and appreciated when this isn't the case).]
>
> Marc/Diarmaid
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