I made it even quicker. I just uploaded one of my Say It With eCards FREE Change Clocks Reminders for those who might have forgotten to turn back the clocks.

I so wanted to say: “for those of you who might have forgotten to turn back the hands of time!” Ok, so I said it anyway…

Go here:
Say It With eCards / http://www.SayItWithEcards.com
(Top right!)

Have some fun and “ENJOY” the extra hour we received today!

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / The Greeting Card Maven

IN CASE YOU FORGOT… to Change the Clocks…

Just for fun I whipped up a couple more FREE Change Clocks eCards – Fall Back eCards to send AFTER 2AM, November 4, 2007. In NYC that is in about an one hour now.

Check them out here… they are marked with a LITTLE RED FREE tag.

You gotta love them!

Enjoy.

Roz Fruchtman / Say It With eCards

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / The Greeting Card Maven

It’s that time again…  In less than 24 hours most of us will be pushing the clocks BACK one hour.

In order to makes this process less painful…

Say It With eCards ( http://www.SayItWithEcards.com ) is offering a FREE Time Change eCard enabling you to reach out and remind loved ones, family, friends, business associates and colleagues NOT to forget to roll all their clocks back at or before:

Sunday, November 4, 2007 at 2:00 AM

Get your free clock change eCard here:  http://www.SayItWithEcards.com (Upper Right of Page)

Enjoy.

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / The Greeting Card Maven

With Blog Action Day upon us, I am forced to take stock and consider whether or not my online Judaic eCards Club ( Say It With eCards / http://www.sayitwithecards.com/ ) helps or hinders the environment.

With more and more people regularly online and/or having access to computers through relatives, friends, businesses, Cyber Cafes, libraries, schools, etc. electronic Greetings — fondly known as eCards — are becoming the norm.

More and more people have become accustomed to doing their correspondance and business mailings online as it is “in the moment”  and they can literally reach a recipient from one end of the world to the other in just a few moments. 

Life happens… and it is literally impossible to get a paper card to a recipient in time when one of “life’s unexpected situations — happy as well as sad” happens!

I have also noticed that people are sending their holiday eCards literally hours and sometimes minutes before a holiday begins because of the speed of communicating electronically.

This is a gigantic plus for the environment because eCards:

• Eliminate the paper of the greeting card itself as eCards are electronic and the only time they are printed is when the recipient wants to save them as a momento.
• Eliminate the paper of the evenlope.  Everything except post cards are sent in paper envelopes.  Even if the paper greeting card is kept, the envelope is more often than not thrown out in the trash.
• Elimnate the paper of the stamp and stamp backing from the self-stick stamps.  No stamps would be used as the eCards are sent electronically.
• Elminate the fumes from the gasoline used when the sender travels to the store or mall to purchase their greeting cards

Using eCards are Win/Win!

Please visit:

Say It With eCards
http://www.SayItWithEcards.com
to start sending your Judaic eCards and start helping to save the environment.

As well… Won’t you join Blog Action Day and make a difference!  Share your thoughts on the environment and how you can make a difference.  You are no doubt doing something now with little or no effort!

Go to http://www.BlogActionDay.com and sign up.

HELP US to bring awareness to saving the environment. WE CAN ALL help!

Warm regards,

Roz

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / The Greeting Card Maven

What is Blog Action Day?

On October 15th, bloggers around the web are uniting to put a single important issue on everyone’s mind – the environment.

Every blogger will post about the environment in their own way and relating to their own topic. Our aim is to get everyone talking towards a better future.

Blog Action Day is about MASS participation.

Go to BlogAction.org and sign up.  Give your Blog a Voice!

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / The Greeting Card Maven