The number of Christmas cards received by the average American every year is staggering. You can imagine how difficult it is for your end-of-year correspondence to stand out amid a sea of communications. Here's an idea: send your friends, family members and partners in ministry a thank you card at Thanksgiving. The best part is, these cards are scored, but delivered flat so that you can easily run the cards through your laser printer if you want to include a picture or note, potentially saving your hand from carpal tunnel later. Exactly one sheet of paper can be added to mailing and stay light enough for $0.42 first class postage.