Gurwitch suggests helping children write letters to people they miss.
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Men write letters to the editor more often than women.
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Kids are also welcome to write letters to Trump's wife, Melania.
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You're going to write letters to the people who ghosted you!
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Instead, the judge said he can write letters to his wife.
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She started to write letters to the editor and attended Sen.
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On Saturday, the boys were able to write letters to their parents.
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Children write letters to the Magi on the feast's eve, requesting presents.
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Write letters to old, dear friends, or to yourself in the future.
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They wanted to write letters to Terry McAuliffe, the governor, about bathroom discrimination.
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Every year, more and more children write letters to Babbo Natale/Santa Claus.
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They call their legislators, they write letters to the editor, and they vote.
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Children write letters to La Befana just as they do to Santa Claus.
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The prisoners were allowed to write letters to their families before they were executed.
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Mr. Weinstein asked Mr. Boies to write letters to the publications threatening legal action.
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Kate Sugarman, 211, spearheads a group of doctors who write letters to support asylum cases.
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We write letters to other victims of school shootings to make them feel less alone.
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What's the idea behind asking people to write letters to younger generations in the future?
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"I watch a lot of HGTV, and people write letters to the owners," she said.
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To the Editor: Your question is why more women don't write letters to the editor.
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People can write letters to their elected representatives, particularly those who were in the Senate.
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When everybody laughs at us, we tend to write letters to those who should know better.
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"Demonstrate in the streets, write letters, write letters to the editor [of a publication]," she explained.
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The housewives, in turn, were supposed to write letters to Congress denouncing the menace of Medicare.
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The book suggested writing to your inner child, and so Green began to write letters to herself.
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On its website, the church encourages members to write letters to Congress asking that they combat climate change.
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She had the guts to write letters to the New York Times [about Target] and quit that job.
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His grandmother ritualistically prepares stationery and blotting paper to write letters to relations from County Kerry to America.
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"Smash the phone, and tell her she'll have to write letters to her friends from now on," Bell says.
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You and your neighbors should write letters to the board and managing agent insisting that the problem be addressed.
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Inside, volunteers registered people to vote and instructed them on how to write letters to the state's congressional delegation.
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Write letters to your congresspeople, the President, everyone who represents you, and tell them that this is an important issue.
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Canvassers dressed up like doctors to disseminate information about the ACA and ask people to write letters to then-Sen.
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Occasionally you would get a letter from someone, but people who write letters to TV shows are an odd bunch.
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Every evening she returned home from work to tinker with the formula, write letters to potential buyers and send samples.
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When they attend elementary school and the teachers instruct them to write letters to Santa, they won't feel left out.
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Bidders often write letters to the sellers, but Beacher warns, it cannot just be about how much they love the house.
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Sean Duffy were said to push doggedly for Cordray to be fired, suggesting they could write letters to expedite the process.
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A Missouri zoo has asked the public to write letters to its animals during its closure due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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It is a tradition for presidents who are leaving office to write letters to their successors offering advice and well wishes.
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They've hired an immigration lawyer and have also had Huynh's doctors write letters to the government stressing the importance of the transplant.
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The group purposefully doesn't ask children to write letters to "President-elect Trump" because Sahebjami hopes the project will continue into Trump's presidency.
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One of the suggestions is to ask pupils to write letters to their imaginary future spouses, to focus their minds on remaining chaste.
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She started to write letters to the editor in the mid-2000s and attended Dorgan's events, where she would ask about the issue.
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Write letters to the boards and the managing agents of those co-ops, expressing your concern for the safety of the general public.
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"Standing up to men" After leaving the smelter as an employee, Omido began urging Owino Uhuru residents to write letters to public health officials.
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You could also give students the option to write letters to people they see in these photos, or to the people affected in general.
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It's helpful (genuinely) to make phone calls and even write letters to elected officials explaining why you are voting the way you are voting.
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Quite: guests were encouraged to write letters—to their "character", to embassies, to lobbyists—and 5,000 were sent by the end of the production's run.
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It's still just as important, now more than ever, to call and write letters to your representatives so they that they vote in your favor.
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"Federal bureaucrats cannot simply write letters to redefine the meaning of a federal law to serve their own political ends," he said at the time.
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When he was growing up, his mom would write letters to senators and the governor about the cameras she thought were installed in her home.
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He helps these families write letters to elected officials, attends rallies with them, and counsels them on how to cope with the physical toll of sorrow.
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The two write letters to patrons asking for money for Alice's convent, and even approach the Queen about selling a thing or two from the palace.
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If you limit the analysis to the subset of Democrats likely to work the phones or write letters to the editor, the share is probably higher.
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"Something romantic that I do is I write letters to my girlfriend," the actor, 28, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of his Riverdale costar Camila Mendes.
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Every year, he and his students watch the show and write letters to the Heroes, but now he also organizes Skype calls with Heroes throughout the year.
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Kai Koerber, a senior at Stoneman Douglas, told CNN that they are also planning to partner with Muslim groups in South Florida to write letters to Christchurch.
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Write letters to the co-op board and the managing agent, providing as much detail as you can about odors and evidence of vermin between the units.
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She recruited a handful of volunteers to come to her house and write letters to breast cancer patients, which she then dropped off at local California cancer centers.
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But how many people can afford Netflix subscriptions, or movie tickets, or newspaper subscriptions, or can write letters to the editor, or complain to advertisers, in Muslim countries?
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The muscular dystrophy community is well organized and has lobbied for years to win approval for the drug, getting members of Congress to write letters to the agency.
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I think outside of that, I've noticed that written feedback works really well for me, so I write letters to our team about — individuals —nspecifically about their performance.
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My love for them encouraged me to write letters to the editors of comics, which were sometimes printed with my address (and sparked a handful of pen pals).
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That ability is doing comedy and persuading friends who do voice-overs in cartoons to write letters to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, vouching for me.
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Other things people can do is write letters to their local newspaper, post online, and look for a municipal resolution that people can ask their local municipality to adopt.
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What if having extra time at home allows you to write letters to loved ones, have an extra-long phone call with a friend or start a gratitude journal?
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Determined to be able to write letters to his mom, Bunn started with dictionaries and children's books, working with teachers on how to sound words out, letter by letter.
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But no, he had to write letters to Congress which immediately were leaked so I feel very strongly that he went way beyond his role in doing what he did.
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His way of coping is to write letters to death, time, and love — the three elements he previously boasted to employees are the tools for coming up with great advertisements.
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Selling iffy nutritional supplements, or tricking people into endless monthly payments on an impulse-buy rotisserie, is a touch safer; they'd have to write letters to the state attorney general.
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Ask them to write letters to the condo association and the managing agent demanding that the board find a way to repair the facade without violating state and city rules.
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The White House is engaging CEOs across the country, looking for them to hold town halls, do media appearances, and write letters to their employees explaining the benefits of tax reform.
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They later told American Windsurfer magazine that a top patent official had advised them to write letters to the agency, as well as to the Windsurfer company, to invalidate the patent.
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While he's in the army playing Cyrano for his fellow soldiers who write letters to their sweethearts back home, Zelda is doing her best to both charm and shock Montgomery, Alabama society.
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She went so far as to write letters to her church and family members, first apologizing for her suicide and then instructing them on how to care for her critically ill daughter.
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There, children will be able to play around, pose for pictures in a photo booth, and write letters to be taken to their loved ones who are currently posted to RAF Akrotiri on Cyprus.
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Brown was so grateful to Christensen that he would write letters to him in the years that followed, letters that Christensen would keep in a cedar chest in his home for over 22014 years.
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He plans to say that as a candidate, Mr. Trump directed him to write letters to his high school, college and other entities threatening them not to release transcripts of his standardized test scores.
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The French actress Brigitte Bardot and members of the British band Queen are among the celebrities recruited by advocates to write letters to Macau's government urging it to protect the track's hundreds of dogs.
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Just as with Santa Claus, children write letters to the Magi asking for gifts which are left for them on January 6, a national holiday in Spain, and the celebration is more popular than Christmas.
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The people I spoke to were focused on different issues, but almost all of them were hopeful, and determined to start — or continue — to write letters to their legislatures or run for local office themselves.
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We the people, who do have an interest in human rights, are left to write letters to the editor and hope that our so-called representatives will hear our voices above the money machine in Washington.
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Johnson & Johnson, for example, is worried about potential price curbs on its imported knee, joint or hip implants, another industry source said, adding the company was working with trade groups to write letters to the government.
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In fact, this man was so excited to tell me all the reasons women didn't write letters to the editor that he still did not hear me when I told him that I wrote the letter.
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Around Christmas time, Subban asked children he worked with in Montreal write letters to children in Nashville with sickle cell disease, whom he surprised with a sleigh ride and a shopping spree at the Predators store.
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"We used to write letters to one another and I got this letter, and it said, 'Would I make his house a home?' and I had no idea that it was a proposal," Durrant told The Project.
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He could not share how many PFLAG members testify in public, write letters to the editor, or appear at statehouses, because he said the organization does not have the funding or staffing power to track those numbers.
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The best way for concerned animal lovers to help critters like Pizza is to write letters to the Chinese embassy in their respective countries to put pressure on China's government to improve its standards for animal welfare.
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Murkowski, a Slate headline read, had "stood up for womankind over the threats of men"; Bustle, a website for women, instructed readers on how to write letters to Murkowski that would make sure she knew they cared.
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Over the summer, I attended a party where the hostess introduced me to another guest as the woman who wrote the letter to The New York Times about why not enough women write letters to the editor.
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With the help of a particularly great find — a large, lightweight mailbox — Vanessa even created a special space for their three children, Camden John, 6, Brooklyn Elisabeth, 4, and Phoenix Robert, 11 months, to write letters to Santa.
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In the hours before work, she might write letters to LGBTQ associations across the state ("carpet-bombing," as she calls it) for help weaving through the bureaucracy standing between her fellow inmates and diagnoses or legal name changes.
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After witnessing that memorial ceremony, Mr. Jones decided to write letters to the families and extended families of every American killed in any conflict in which the United States had been involved since the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Apparently Lenny used to write letters to his one and only serious relationship — a woman whose name he can't even remember — and while the letters do get published, they were never sent to said woman, so they're hardly scandalous.
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Before reporting to prison in May, Cohen asked top Democrats on three congressional committees to write letters to federal prosecutors outlining his cooperation in private and public testimony in hopes of reducing his sentence and delaying the start date.
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Since he had been allowed to write letters to his family, he thought his sister had ignored his request to send him puzzles from the local paper to keep his mind occupied in the 23 hours a day he spent alone.
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At Audubon Park Elementary in Orlando, Florida, fifth-grade students will observe a moment of silence for the Parkland victims; younger students will participate in age-appropriate observances, and their parents will write letters to Congress and the White House.
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If every polluted community has to push politicians to write letters to the EPA, the agency "will be spending most of its time answering congressional letters and not getting lead out of water or mercury out of our air," he said.
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In 2010 she had started to write letters to Clara Anahí on the Facebook page of the foundation she had set up for her, telling her about her family, the scar on her arm and her document number, and posting those baby pictures.
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In an interview with Insider, a former financial aid officer of a Northeast public university said the fear of a potential school shooting prompted him to write letters to friends and family so that his death wouldn't be the last thing they remembered.
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And to bring that day forward, write letters to the editor, study and propagate your science, run for office, send letters, and make calls to American corporations holding them to the account for the fact that they are not lobbying yet on this issue.
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And Sylvia Acevedo, the organization's CEO, says she regularly learns of Girl Scouts who see injustice or an opportunity to make positive change in their community, and then write letters to their mayor, lobby their state representatives, and sometimes even help change the law.
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Progressive groups like Planned Parenthood, the Women's March, and the Center for Popular Democracy have been planning the protests for weeks, according to CNN, and have organized volunteers to sit in on the hearings, participate in evening vigils on Capitol Hill, and write letters to lawmakers.
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The Office of Personnel Management did little to help matters in issuing guidance for federal employees that encouraged them to write letters to creditors about the current situation, including one it apparently posted accidentally that urged employees to consider offering practical services to landlords in lieu of rent.
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We saw this when he appealed directly to Americans in 1981, asking them to write letters to their elected representatives in support of advancing his tax reform bill, and in his ongoing dialogue with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, which culminated in a historic nuclear weapons-reduction treaty in 1987.
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We wear red in solidarity, band with our work wives to write letters to our reps in protest for women's rights, blast our favorite girl-power songs, and, of course, use our platform to celebrate feminist heroes committed to championing gender equality all over the globe — both past and present.
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"I hope that in your entire life, you will always take risks, you will always go for what you believe in, you will always have the courage to write letters to whoever you want to write and to pursue your dreams, and if things don't go the way you want, you get up and try again," says Lubetzky.
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