Lost In A Technological Age
People don't write letters anymore! With Facebook, MySpace, Tagged, Twitter, texting, emailing, etc. the art of sitting down and writing a letter has simply been lost. We now pay bills online, do banking online, place orders online, and the actual act of using the postal service has become so uncommon that the postal service has pulled back on their service due to society's lack of its use.
As prisoners, our connection with family and friends is being lost in a technological age as well. Nowadays, it seems like a huge task for our family, friends, and loved ones to sit, write a letter, seal it with an envelope, and drop it in the snail mail compared to doing things with the click of a button. In addition to that, the idea of waiting days to receive a response from someone when society is responding instantaneously with technology seems like forever.
Please don't forget about us! We love you, care for you, and need your support more than you'll ever know. Take the time to write us, express your love, talk about your day, and include us in your lives. Letters take longer, but they are pieces of us that can physically touch one another. That means a lot to many of us.
Take the time to sit and write a letter to someone today, prisoner or not.
Write me at:
Marcus T. Rogers #377571
WSPP
P.O. Box 9900
Boscobel, WI 53805
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