Flickr

[lizziebelle]

I admit it, I am a Flickr addict. Witness the 3,000 plus photos I've put up there over the last year, not to mention all my sets and groups. So I went ahead and renewed my pro account today, I guess as my Yule/ Christmas/ Year-end gift to myself. I really didn't want to lose access to all but the most recent 200 of them. I got 10 free Moo cards out of it, too! I made some without my last name & phone number, so I can give them out to people I don't necessarily want to have that info, but who want to see my photos.

Speaking of Moo, when I get some extra cash I'd love to get some note cards and stickers from them. They're so cool! I love that they do cards; I'd love to see more people send cards & letters. We get so used to email and LJ as a means of communication, not to mention cell phones and texting, that we forget about the more elegant means of the handwritten word. So, yeah, when I win the lottery/ get that dream job/ find a sugar daddy, expect lots of cards from me. *g*

Comments

[dalbino83.livejournal.com]

I've used Cardstore.com to create postcards and photo greeting cards. I love the quality! You might want to try them too. No minimum number to buy, either. You can upload a photo and just make one note card if you want!

[lizziebelle.livejournal.com]

Cool, thanks!

[leucotheasveil.livejournal.com]

I totally heart the moocards!
They have a cute, witty but environment-friendly packaging, and their things do not look cheap, like the things my sister made on snapfish and other sites.
I think it is in the thick paper stock and matte finish. My mother thought the holiday cards were professional, not uploaded.
I have made holiday cards, notecards, postcards and minicards!
My only complaint is while you can have many different cover photos, you had to have the same message in every single card in a batch, which was annoying.

Of course, the cards went fast, so next year, I might just make up more than one batch with different messages in each batch