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- er: programmer, speaker, designer, researcher, mariner, developer

- ist: artist, guitarist, journalist, psychologist, scientist, pharmasist

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Ah, the art of communication from yesteryears! Before the age of digital connectivity, people often kept in touch through the written word. Here are a few ways this was done:

Letters: Writing and receiving letters was a primary means of maintaining relationships. People poured their thoughts onto paper, often with great care and emotion. Handwritten letters could span pages and were eagerly awaited by recipients.

Postcards: During travels, sending postcards was a popular way to share glimpses of new places with friends and family. These small cards often featured scenic views or landmarks.

Diaries and Journals: Individuals often kept detailed diaries or journals. While these were mostly private, sharing excerpts with close friends or family members was not uncommon.

Notes and Cards: Shorter than letters, notes and greeting cards were exchanged on special occasions like birthdays, holidays, or just to say thank you.

Scrapbooks and Photo Albums: These were ways to compile memories, with written descriptions accompanying photos or collected mementos from events.

Autograph Books: These were popular among students and friends who wished to leave memorable notes and signatures for one another.

Books and Manuscripts: Writers and thinkers often shared their ideas and stories through books and manuscripts, spreading knowledge and fostering intellectual connections.

Writing had a personal touch that conveyed emotions and thoughts in a tangible way, creating a lasting connection between people. The anticipation of receiving a letter or postcard and the joy of reading someone’s handwritten words were truly special experiences.

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