Quote:
Originally Posted by MysticCat
That's the thing -- these are business cards, not calling cards.
|
Exactly, hence my Elsa Maxwell reference. (Google it, kids)
Wouldn't it be a better idea to get a card that simply has your name and #s on it - that idea's been pushed for years by stationery companies - and depending on who you give it to, they can write a note on it as to who you are? That way one card works for Aiden's Mom, Possible New Account Executive, and Chick With Major League Yabbos I Met At Applebee's.
Not being a mom, I guess this is a dumb question. Is it getting to the point where kids' parents have no idea who they're playing with/socializing with any more? Maybe that's a raised in a small town thing, but I guess I just don't get who you need to give these to.