Unfortunately, you've been sick for the whole week and had been hospitalized. No one took good care of you on the hospitals except for your close friends because your family is out of the country for a business trip. Your close friends are the one who prepare the food that you will eat in the morning, noon time and dinner time. They are the one who's been with you the whole week. They are also the one who processed the hospital fees. Finally, your illness is over. The doctor told you that you can go home tomorrow. Your friends helped you to arrange your things and put it in your back pack. You are lucky enough that you have good friends like them. Upon returning home, you are thinking the best way to show you are thankful because you have them. One of the best things that you can do is to send them thank you cards. Writing a thank you letter can make them feel that you are sincere in thanking them. So, how to write a thank you card?

A thank you card shows appreciation to the person whom you will send the card. You can write in the card even just short notes of thanking with appreciation, with sincerity, as well as with meaning. Here's how to write a thank you card:

Have a clean sheet of paper as well as a pen that is smooth for writing. Traditionally, the thank-you notes are cursively written, as well as the date is on the right side and the salutation is written on the left side of the paper, like “Dear Mary Jane,” and it is followed by the comma.

In the body of the letter, you have to thank your recipient for the favor she had granted you, for taking good care of you at the hospital while you were sick for the whole week. Tell her that you are so lucky that you have a friend like her and you really appreciate the effort she made for you. You may also promise her that when the time comes that she will be the one who will need your help, you are always available for her. You will always be her helping hand. You are a friend too that she can rely on.

After writing the body of your thank you card, at the lower right part of the body of your card, sign a thank-you not: “With thanks: Angelica.” That's how to write a thank you card.