Are you not missing the words,” Dear, To, From, Dear, Love and etc. And aren’t you also missing the different kind of stationaries and different colors and fragrances of pens? When was the last time you received a letter? I bet, it’s been a long time!
The penmanship of the writer gives you an idea on what he or she looks like. The words that are written on the paper show how sincere and thoughtful the writer is. Nowadays, people are forgetting the value of the tradition writing of letter, maybe because they are busy texting. Let’s think of the mail man, if people won’t write letters. What will be his job? Think again, if there will be no letters. More often, we just can’t express our feeling through oral communication, so why don’t we express it through letters? Say things that you want to say, then put a little enthusiasm. So, let’s bring back the essence of letters.
Paper is an important material. Paper production requires certain procedures to follow. First, trees are cut and logs are sent by truck or train to paper mills, Second, in the mills the logs are put through a drum like machine called a “debarker” which removes bark from the logs. Third, either of the two things happens to the log; they are ground up or cut into small chips. The ground wood is used for light, ragged paper on which newspaper are printed. The wood that has been cut into small chips is cleaned and then put into huge tanks. Here the chips are cooked by steam, with water and chemicals. Fourth, the soaking fibers are cleaned and put into tanks to be stored. What happens to them depends in the type of paper that is to be made. Color maybe added, and sizing is done which gives the paper a smooth surface. Lastly, the fibers are put through more machines. They cut to the right length, formed into sheets and pressed. Rollers padded with felt, press out most of the water that remains and heat removes the rest
