Pilot Pen pencil case filled with a selection of Frixion erasable ink pens

[tiggerlinda]

With the advancement of technology making fast inroads into family life, taking the time to hand write a greeting card or a lovely letter may seem a little old fashioned. Many may opt for an email or electronic card, or even nothing at all, yet when it comes to Mother’s Day, a handwritten card or letter tops the list for the majority of mums, reveals a survey.

“We surveyed 1600 mums and 88 per cent said it was nice to think someone had taken the time to put pen to paper, with 68 per cent saying a handwritten card is much more personal than an email or text,” said Ms Barbara Oliver, marketing manager, Pilot Pen Australia.

“Handwritten cards and notes have a stronger emotional value because of the personal effort and attention given to composing the sentiment and writing them. The inherent ‘personality’ that shines through in a person’s handwriting also adds to its unique value,” says Psychologist Ms Jocelyn Brewer

Jocelyn says that occasions such as Mother’s Day offer a great opportunity for children to spend time practising their handwriting and letter writing skills and gaining much-needed confidence.

For your chance to win this Frixion Pencil Case tell us in 25 words or less “why your mum would like a hand-made card for Mother’s Day this year”.

[culturebird]

Link, please.

[BriThePie]

Might be this one?
http://www.mouthsofmums.com.au/competition/win-1-of-12-pencil-cases-filled-with-frixion-pens/

[culturebird]

Thanks for the link, BriThePie.