The Forgotten Art of Writing a Love Letter

[dojo]

I'm glad to find this forum. It's a great-looking place! I've read several of your posts, stories, letters... and I'm convinced that I've come to the right place.

You see, my wife and I are happily married. Since I'm in the Air Force, I spend quite a bit of time away from home sometimes. What keeps the spark in our marriage?

Love letters.

We write and write and write. Sometimes we use a computer to write quick messages back and forth when I have an internet connection, but nothing beats the feeling of seeing an envelope with my name on it at mail call.

It's one thing to write a few words and say "I love you," but to write a true love letter - the kind that gets stuck in a shoe box and reread years later to your grandchildren - is true art.

So there you have it. My wife and I decided to help people with the desire to rediscover this art form learn to write an unforgettable love letter. I just wrote a simple website and started our own newsletter dedicated to our cause. We'd love anyone who is interested to check us out for awhile!

David & Joleen
[url]http://www.dojoenterprises.com/loveletters[/url]

[Innova]

Being the "newfound" nationally sold poet that I am, and a work-in progress novelist, I find it very true that love letters are indeed an art form. I write special ones on special occasions to that special someone, and I love it every single time.

[dojo]

Hi Innova,

It's nice to meet like-minded people in these forums. I think that's one of the things that makes them so great!

It sounds like you're a professional poet! Neat!! I'm looking forward to reading your posts!

David & Joleen
"dojo"
[url="http://www.dojoenterprises.com/loveletters]LoveLetters[/url]