What to say in a card
What do you write on a just to say card?
Sending you a note just to say hello and to let you know you are in my thoughts today. Thinking of you today and hoping you know how special you are. Just sending a note to let you know you are in my thoughts today. With warm thoughts of you—may your day be filled with joy and love and anything that brings you joy.
How do you write a special note?
To give your note authenticity, be as specific as possible, says Chace. Instead of saying “I love the way you laugh”—a rather generic line—try something like, “I love the way your eyes crinkle when you laugh.” A well-written love note contains special tidbits that could only come from you.
What can I say instead of thinking of you?
How to Say ‘Thinking of You at This Difficult Time’ During an Illness
- “Hang in there!” …
- “I hope you feel better soon!” …
- “Take care of yourself!” …
- “I’m sorry you aren’t feeling well!” …
- “I’ll pray for your speedy recovery!” …
- “You are the strongest person I know! …
- “I heard you aren’t feeling well.
How do you end a greeting card?
Closings like, “Best regards”, “Sincerely”, “Respectfully”, or “Kindly Yours” work well in business settings as well as more friendly missives. They can come off as a bit cold when used in an otherwise warm letter to a close friend or family member, but never to the point of raising offense.
What to say to comfort?
To comfort an unhappy friend, it might be better to tell him or her that you would be sad, too, if you were going through what they are. “Tell them ‘I’m here for you’, and reassure them that ‘it’s okay to cry’,” Borschel says.
How do you say comforting words?
Words of Comfort for a Friend
- Know that my prayers are covering you.
- I am always here for you, no matter what or when.
- Praying for you to have peace during this difficult time.
- I know this is hard. I love you.
- You can cry, talk, go take a nap, or be silent around me. I won’t be offended, I just want to support you.
What can I say to give someone strength?
I hope you live a life you’re proud of, and if you find you’re not, I hope you have the strength to start over again.” “Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm.” “Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies.” “With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.”
What do you say to be supportive?
Be supportive.
But, if you’re looking for something to say, here are some ways to articulate that you care: “I’m here for you.” “How can I help you?” “What do you need right now?”
How do I text emotional support?
For example, if a friend is struggling with financial issues, you can send a text that says, “I know things are tough right now; I’ve just ordered your favorite pizza—it’s on the way!” This type of gesture shows moral support in both words and action!