A postcard for mom.

Let’s keep this practice, let’s make it perpetuate year after year, so we can celebrate and value our mothers, strengthening family ties and creating memories that will last beyond time.

There is a tradition in our country to send postcards for Mother’s Day, a gesture that has a special meaning in each dedicated sheet.

In a society where digital communication takes center stage every second, receiving a physical greeting card becomes an almost magical act, unique and full of love.

Handwritten words, with that personal touch that only ink and paper can offer, manage to convey more emotions than a digital text message, no matter how full of stikers and emojis it is.

Each postcard is a small treasure that reflects the affection and gratitude we feel for those women who have given us so much during our lives, mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters.

That is why reading a postcard awakens memories and deep feelings for our own. It is as if each written word is imbued with love and nostalgia, unearthing shared moments, laughter and tears.

The illustrations, colors, size and designs chosen reflect the personality of the person sending the message, a selection that creates a unique connection between the sender and the recipient.

And that is why postcards become a visible symbol of affection, a reminder that, despite the distance or the busyness that life puts on us every day, there is always a space in our hearts to honor mothers.

In addition, the dedication, sacrifice and unconditional love that our mothers give us invites us to reflect on the value of motherhood and all that this act of pure affection entails.

By taking the time to choose a card, writing a heartfelt message shows that the tradition of sending Mother’s Day postcards is a beautiful gesture of reciprocity.

So let’s keep this practice going, let’s make it perpetuate year after year, to celebrate and cherish our mothers, strengthening family ties and creating memories that will last beyond time.

Writen by Noelis Santoyo.