Of course, when it’s on a postcard, everyone involved in the
card’s journey can have a quick glimpse of your adventure. I wonder what the
printer is thinking. Do they cast their eyes over the content or is at all
mechanised? Am I making their heart sink because we’ve had to stop our activities,
even though they’re not the printer that we use? When it’s a card, it’s more
personal as it’s both sealed and covered. But am I belittling the recipient by
pointing out the obvious? Is there a sense of merriment in the sense that I’ve
bothered to send such a card? Am I making
them worried by reminding them of the isolation of the situation or bringing up
bad memories? Am I making them more miserable? It’s not exactly a flattering
message or tale of inspirational hope but it’s not a demand for action or
payment either.
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