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Has everyone seen the linke to postpals.co.uk at the top of active conversations?

15 replies

galaxy · 03/12/2005 20:57

Don't know how long it's been there, but just spent over an hour reading all the "pal" stories and now feel very humbled.

All of us should make the effort to send at least one email.

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jambothesnowman · 03/12/2005 21:58

i mus be well blind where do i find the active conversations?

I normally use last hour

jambothesnowman · 03/12/2005 21:59

still cant find it

jambothesnowman · 03/12/2005 22:00

oops sorry the topic that is

jambothesnowman · 03/12/2005 22:06

FOUND IT!!!!!!!!!!!

XmasPud · 03/12/2005 22:09

obviously being thick - someone please help me find the link!

misdee · 03/12/2005 22:12

its a banner ad. i found the site momths ago and posted it up. so glad mumsnet are running the ad.

misdee · 03/12/2005 22:13

here

XmasPud · 03/12/2005 22:31

Brilliant - found it just before your link, thanks misdee.
I was reading through the stories and immediately a little boy?s cheeky grin caught my attention and noticed that he shares his birthday with my youngest DD so couldn?t help but drop him a line.
What a wonderful website and a lovely idea. Thanks for pointing it out galaxy

followthestarlover · 03/12/2005 22:32

i am trying to send an e-mail... but just don't know what to write! these kids/teenagers are going through hell, and i have no idea about any of it...

what could i possibly say that would make them feel better?

jambothesnowman · 03/12/2005 22:33

totally agree starlover. I am still sitting here thinking the same.

God you think you have problems and then you read these wee ones tales wee crackers all of them

vikkilouise · 04/12/2005 01:24

hiya, thanks for wanting to help (and thank you for clare for telling people about it ), you can say what ever you like in an email, at the end of the day they are normal kids into normal things, they are just going through extra things. Maybe tell them about yourself, your kids, or pets etc, or simply say you are thinking of them.

ChampsOnIce · 04/12/2005 01:41

abs love that site, saw it from a diff forum and was nearly in tears.

I keep meaning to write and make a few line bags but completely forgot, so thanks for reminding me galaxy. It's bound to be hard this time of the year for really ill kiddies and their parents.

vikkilouise -- great site

Original poster

galaxy · 04/12/2005 20:17

Bumping this as mumsnet was not very busy last night.

OP posts:

ChampsOnIce · 04/12/2005 23:34

bumpity!

vikkilouise · 29/07/2007 23:26

Bumping up, I know its been a long time!

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