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At the end of my senior year of high school, an older friend told me that facebook was the myspace for college students and that I absolutely had to get one. Soon after I created my facebook, my younger friends began getting one too, which seemed natural since it was such a good networking tool. Never would I have imagined, however, that messages would start popping up on my News Feed that I had “5 friends in common” with my best friend’s mom. I began getting friend requests from people like the PTA President of my high school, old elementary school teachers, and my parents’ friends. I even saw the topic broached on ABC News of grandparents joining Facebook. Then, the moment I knew would come, my mother came up under my “Suggestions” for friends. I had been dreading this for a long time; what college student wants their mother to be able to follow them on facebook? Not only that, but I had to teach her how to work “the facebook”: how to post messages, upload pictures, and even “become a fan” of people like Obama or companies like Cardstore.com. But besides the technical part, it’s better than I could have imagined. My mom is content knowing what’s going on in my life and I’m happy because she doesn’t have to ask as many questions. I just hope she doesn’t figure out how to follow me on Twitter too!
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We’re excited about a new feature on Cardstore.com called ‘Save for Later’. This button appears throughout the card personalization process and allows you to save the greeting card you’re building at any point so you can return to it at a later date. It’s really handy if you don’t have time to finish your card or decide the photo just isn’t quite right and might need to be re-shot. Once you return to your Cardstore.com account, you can easily find your saved projects in your cart or in the ‘Manage Your Account’ section. Happy Card Personalizing!
We’ve had a lot of birthday cards being passed around our office this month, so when I came across this Colorstrology website, it was neat to see what colors corresponded to specific people’s birthdays. How cute would it be to match the color of a card to a person’s specific birthday color? I went through Cardstore.com and found a few cards to correspond to people in the office (including yours truly):
Julie - July 4th, Lily Green
Kristin - July 9th, Silver Pink
Tiffany - July 21st, Amber Glow
Nothing gets us more excited than when new artists join the Cardstore family. So we’re thrilled to welcome Baumbirdy, John McDonald, and Ink and Paper! Baumbirdy’s clever designs, John McDonald’s whimsical gnomes, and Ink and Paper’s use of patterns and colors all are a welcome addition to our paper world.
