Sorry Ecards - How Many Did You Send Last Month?

We are all human. And we all make mistakes. But not all of us apologize. Let us look into this. All right, do you remember how many ecards expressing Sorry were sent by you during last month? How many times did you say sorry to somebody? Most of us will not know and we are not supposed to keep any count. This article is about the art of sending sorry ecards to express apology foe our mistakes.

Human beings are strange creatures, much different than other animals. Not many animals have emotions. But we have them in plenty. The emotions and our ego make us act in ways that may hurt others. Some of the mistakes made by us are unintentionally and small. Such as steeping on somebody's feet by mistake while walking on the road. In such situations, most of us utter a sorry quickly. This has become second nature to most of us.

We don't shy away from expressing apologies to unknown strangers. But when it comes to people close to us, somehow we apologize less often. Let me elaborate. For example, if you have hurt someone close by speaking anything bitter to him/her, you will not say sorry immediately. You will analyze your action, try to justify it, and also blame the other party for provoking you. Only after you find that if you don't speak sorry, situation may deteriorate, do you say sorry and make amends.

Sorry ecards are a solution in this kind of situation. You are not comfortable saying a sorry in a personal meeting. Send a sorry ecard. That is personal and also keeps you away from direct contact. Your sorry card will soothe the hurt party and will also save you from discomfort. Develop the habit of sending sorry ecards to improve relationships

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TOP 19 Ecard Sites and Card Apps

1. GroupCard — Want to personalize a thank-you card from your whole family? This site features an electronic pass-around that's accomplished by just emailing the card to the people who need to sign it. Easy as pie.
2. MushyGushy — Upload photos and cut and place your heads onto awesome video animations! It's like Elf Yourself without the hats.
3. Postcard.FM — Lets you put together any picture and any song (just upload each file), slap in a message and an email address, and your recipients get a custom card!
4. Someecards — It's hard not to get addicted to this hilarious site with wacky, cheeky ecards. The site is known for juxtaposing vintage-y images with witty and racy messages. Not your grandma's ecard site.

For the rest of my ecard suggestions (there are lots!), after the break.

5. Carded — The site has video cards for all "those small and embarrassing real-life moments that, until now, nobody made greeting cards for," and they are fantastically funny.
6. Postcard Express — If you have an iPhone, check out the Postcard Express app. You can take a picture at whatever fabulously exotic location you're at, and then you add your message and the email address of the recipient. It'll even geo-tag your photo/postcard for you.
7. From a Birdie — Send a message from a little birdie (or a whole flock!). You can add photos to your cards, and there aren't any size restrictions.
8. FlyGreetings — These are cute, no-fuss ecards. Where else can you find cards that say things like "Let's Get a Mani" or "You're Preggers, Congrats!"?! With a tagline of "free does not have to be cheap or cheesy," FlyGreetings cards are classy, so you don't have to worry about weird flash animation or corny songs playing when your friend sees the card.
9. Card Karma — Why send premade ecards dripping with sarcasm and snarkiness, or awful flash animations of weird, dancing animals?! Make your own beautiful ecards on Card Karma where you can use your own images or pick from millions of Flickr photos and Youtube videos. It's 100 percent free and ad-free. Help out your friends and family by making creative ecards they can share.
10. One Penny Post — Take a photo, type up a message to go with it, then have someone else print it up and post it. One Penny Post ships internationally from either Australia, the US, or the UK (depending on where you do the ordering from), and each postcard costs $2.50.
11. Hazel Mail — This simple site allows you to combine a digital picture with a personalized message and will send out a postcard for you for the flat postage fee of $1.50.
12. Postcard FM — Standard ecards are pretty generic, Someecards can be clever but a bit snarky, and neither option is what you really want to send to people: personal. Postcard FM delivers clever, easily personalized and fun. You get to put together any picture and any song (just upload each file), slap in a message and an email address, and your recipients get a custom card for free. Just make sure the song you upload is the radio edit if grandma is on the mailing list.
13. Moo — You may know Moo best for its customizable business cards, but did you know they also take your pics and turn them into fun holiday cards?
14. Sincerely Ink — The company behind Postagram launched an iPhone/iPad and Android app called Sincerely Ink that lets you create stylish and whimsical holiday cards for your entire contact list. You can even upload your contact's info, and they'll ship out all your cards for you.
15. Red Stamp — With Red Stamp, you can email, text, post, or send a paper card to your recipient. Three cheers for options and low prices — printing and mailing services start at $2 a card, postage included.
16. Shutterfly — Shutterfly knows photos, but they also know holiday cards. There are a ton of designs and card types to choose from — folded, flat, photo, and stationery — and all are reasonably priced.
17. Vistaprint — Get 10 holiday cards for $6 and up through Vistaprint. Choose your design, photo, layout, and font online, but you'll have to do the mailing yourself.
18. Cards — Apple's Cards app works with the photos already uploaded to your phone. Select your image and card type, and Cards will send your holiday greetings to your contact. Designs are simple, but totally classic.
19. Love using Instagram to capture memories on the go? Then send your friends and family an Instagram postcard with Postagram. The app is free and each postcard is just $1. Postagrams are printed and sent out within days, so you have plenty of time to snap some pics with you and mom together before sending one out.