Content

• Steps
• Part 1 of 3: Writing Ideas
• Part 2 of 3: Writing a letter
• Part 3 of 3: Sending a Letter
• Tips
• What do you need
• Similar articles

If your boyfriend or girlfriend has moved or just left for the summer with your grandmother, then by writing a paper letter, you show your concern. Even if you live in the neighborhood, your letter will prove to be a great way to show your appreciation. To make it special, you can use quality paper and write deep thoughts. In addition, your girlfriend or boyfriend can save the letter as a friendship reminder and reread it to remember you and your goodwill.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Writing Ideas

1. 1 Take notes. Sitting down straight at a blank sheet of paper and trying to write a long and highly meaningful letter can scare you. Even knowing your friends well, it will be difficult for you to think of what to write about.
   • During the day, you can write down your thoughts about situations or events that will interest your friend, or just can cheer. A friend will surely appreciate such small details from everyday life.
   • You can use a paper notebook, but it is much more convenient to take notes on your phone in a special application called “Letter to your best friend”.
   • When you sit down to write a letter, review your notes and choose what you want to report.
2. 2 Think over the questions. The letter should show your interest in the friend's life. You may have been best friends for a long time, but you can always learn something new about a person. Ask questions, and do not forget to indicate the answers to them. Think about the following funny questions:
   • "What kind of animal do you think you could be and why?" You can even tell which animal you represent your friend.
   • "Which fictional character would you like to meet?"
   • "Which superpower would you choose for yourself?"
   • "Do you believe in the existence of aliens?"
   • "What makes you happy?"
   • "What food do you hate the most?"
   • "Who are you in love with now?"
   • "What is the most interesting thing for you to do with me?"
3. 3 Make plans for your meeting. It can be something specific or some general entertainment. Having written plans further increases the desire to meet.
   • You can schedule your favorite movies.
   • It is possible to organize a book club for two people.
   • You can do handicrafts together.
   • Make a list of places to visit.
4. 4 Tell your friend what you like about him. Sometimes best friends get along so easily that they don't even talk about their friendship. In a letter, you can say what you always knew, but did not say out loud.
   • Think about the character traits you value in your friend.
   • Think about times when he came to the rescue or just made you feel better.

Part 2 of 3: Writing a letter

1. 1 Accessories. Use beautiful and bright paper and you will make your letter stand out. What does your friend like? For example, if your friend likes daisies, find paper decorated with these flowers. Also pick up a special envelope.
   • Using non-lined paper, you can place a zebra under the sheet to keep the text evenly on the page.
2. 2 Put in a date. Indicate the date of writing the letter in the upper right corner. This way your friend will always remember the day you wrote the letter.
   • Even if the letter arrives late, the friend will know about it.
   • This is especially important if you are sending a letter over a long distance.
3. 3 Start with a greeting. This is a standard element of any letter. Start with the words “Dear Katya”. What is your best friend by name?
   • You can also use a simple greeting like “Hello!”
   • You can make your greeting personal by writing, “Hello my best friend!” or “Salute, buddy!”; you can also use a nickname that only the two of you know.
4. 4 Write the body of your email. Write as much as you like. Your friend will be happy to receive a letter, even if it includes one or two paragraphs.
   • Don't be afraid to use more than one sheet of paper.
   • In this part, tell some funny stories from your life and ask a friend about things to do.
   • Write about what happened to you. Your best friends need to keep up to date with the events in your life. For example, you might say who you fell in love with.
   • Provide a list of songs or TV shows that your friend needs to rate.
5. 5 Write the trailing lines. The end of the letter should be nice. If you haven't seen each other for a long time, then write how you missed you.
   • You can write the following: “I love you! Come back soon!".
   • End with “Your best friend” or “With love,” and then sign.
   • If you suddenly forget to indicate something important, you can always add a postscript P.S. and write about it.
6. 6 Decorate the letter. Add pictures to make your email even more personal. You can even draw on an envelope. Use colored pencils or markers in your friend's favorite colors.
   • Draw the two of you, or flowers and hearts.
   • If you don't want to paint, you can use stamps or stickers to decorate.
7. 7 Add the scent of your perfume. Smells are best reminiscent of a person. Keep the bottle at a distance from the letter, directing it straight onto the paper. Spray on some perfume, but don't overdo it.
   • Just a little aroma is enough.
   • Sniff the paper to make sure everything is in order.

Part 3 of 3: Sending a Letter

1. 1 Fold the letter. If your letter is written on a standard piece of paper, fold it several times to fit in an envelope.
   • Dampen a strip of glue with your tongue or a damp sponge and seal the envelope.
   • For added security and decoration, you can also seal the envelope with a sticker or decorative tape.
2. 2 Write the addresses. The post office should know to whom the letter is addressed. First, write your friend's first and last name on the bottom right of the envelope.
   • This is sufficient if you are not going to mail the letter.
   • When sending a letter by mail, also include the street name, house and apartment number. Next, you should indicate the city, region and postal code.
   • In the upper left corner, enter your name and address. There should be a stamp in the upper right corner.
3. 3 Drop the letter into the mailbox. Find a special box in the city or near the post office and place a letter in it.
   • You can also take the letter to the post office and send it from there. This will shorten the time it takes for your letter to be sent.
   • Attaching additional elements to the letter that will increase the weight of the envelope, it is best to clarify the required number of stamps in the mail.

Tips

• You can put a small, light gift in the letter. For example, it can be a paper craft or a photograph.

What do you need

• Letter writing paper
• The envelope
• Pen or pencil
• Colored pencils or markers for decoration
• Postage stamps (for sending)

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