I have some days with only a few requests, and other days I can receive a dozen or more. In those cases, Mario collects those cards and sends them to me, and I use them to deliver cards to those Ukrainians who text me directly. This means when Mario sends out a batch (we serve website requests on a first come first serve basis), there are always a certain number of cards who return to sender because the recipients have moved address or left Austria. Many Ukrainians asked us months ago for aid in the form of €50 supermarket cards, and as demand exceeds supply, they have had to wait. Part of our process is Mario works off the very long wait list we have from our Cards for Ukraine website. Mario sent me these 25 cards in the mail which arrived bright and early this morning. But the snow has not yet fully melted, and therefore it is a bit easier to accept the season is truly now upon us. Before that, I could not even bear to see red and green. Which is really weird because I only literally started working on the kids’ Christmas lists (they are teens, I demand links) yesterday, and also only yesterday purchased the first (and hopefully last) rolls of wrapping paper. I am feeling oddly relatively relaxed going into crunch-time holiday season.

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