Elegant multi color wildflower collage thank you card

My grandmother on my dad's side felt very strongly about writing Thank You cards. She took correspondence seriously in general. If we went to long without writing us, she'd mail us an envelope with stamps as a hint. Even when we were kids. I've never been as good at it as my mother would have liked, she really likes Thank You cards and its really important to her. Handwriting is pretty hard for me due to disability, and was back then though I didn't know that was why-- so it was always an ordeal for me. And now with more physical disabilities handwriting is near untenable for my wrists-- but I don't know if I fully appreciated why its so important to these important women in my life, until recently when my little niece sent us one for her Christmas present. I taped it up on our wall- its the cutest thing and I had no idea how touched I would be. We tried super hard with the little one's gifts this year too so feels super good that they liked it, especially since with disability everything can take spoons. I definitely think though if I'd had Thank You cards with designs like this, it would have helped motivate me. Maybe for those who can write them but have a hard time being motivated, this will help. I think my grandmother would like that I'm encouraging other people in writing their Thank You notes, though I'm sure she's also thinking that this is just the sort of loophole that I'd come up with to get out of having to write them i.e helping others write theirs. Hopefully they make a loved one or friend really happy! Image ID: Thank You Card black background different colored delicate flowers scattered around in a collage Writing Thank You Support a queer disabled autistic writer!