I have been pen-palling for as long as I can remember. I was fascinated by the world of pen-palling since it was my get away place. Growing up, I wasn't one of the popular girls in school. I realized that I wasn't ugly or dorky back then. I was simply shy and let's say "creative" in my own way (I was writing poems). Yeah, I know how geeky that might sound and as nothing came out of it (in terms of being published), I simply stopped writing them. But my hands were itching to start doing something else - creative and in the same time dealing with my hobby - writing. You can easily guess where my interest ultimately lead me to pen-palling. The Question remains: Are you crazy about letters? Do I hear a "Yes"? Great! Then read this post really carefully and help make the change to someone's life.
Log onto Facebook and find Glass Completely Empty Productions or simply e-mail Rae at: rae @ glasscompletelyempty.co.uk (remove the spaces either side of the @) Deadline for emailing Rae and to be involved with the pen-palling film is 1st January 2011. So secure your place in this wonderful documentary that will be around for the next generations and for everyone who would love to get a peek of what is it to be a pen pal!
Thank you so much for this! I really and honestly do appreciate it! It's slow going at the moment but I'm sure that once Christmas is out of the way, more people will get involved. Thank you so much for your help; it means a great deal to me that people are excited and willing to be a part of it. :)
ReplyDeleteRae, your idea about the video (movie/film) about penpalling is absolutely fantastic! I am sure that people will love to see it come to light. Though it will be a lot of work for you, dear! Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteHello Rae- Is it too late to be involved? I just heard about your project and was told that the deadline is February 28th? I was just about to post info about this and now I'm in a quandary?
ReplyDeleteKindly let me know...www.writealetter.org And thank you for championing the cause! Best regards, and "Meow" to Bertie. -Carol Christmas