No, I typically don't keep a copy. I do have a "form" for lack of a better word for baseball stars, since I'm not a huge fan of baseball and I inherited a 4,000 card collection and I'd like to get them signed. But, other than that, no, I don't keep a copy of the letters I've sent.

789456123969 wrote:i always keep them, whether its on my comptuer or printed out,
just to look back, at the success or RTS i got

yup your like me pal. and its always fun to see what you write you look back and somethings your like wow that was cheesy or ok i cant believe i said that. then other times your like that was sweet of me etc.

i always keep them, whether its on my comptuer or printed out,
just to look back, at the success or RTS i got

I do type my letters on the computer sometimes but rarely. So when I do, I have copies. But otherwise I don't.

I wouldn't want to reread them even if I kept a copy. I don't even read them after I write my letters because I know it's probably really jumbled, random thoughts since I usually have ideas of what I want to write my head then somehow piece them together as I'm writing it.

since i type my letters, the documents are all saved on my computer.

I don't copy my letters. Like others...I think I'd cringe reading them back. When I got my letter back from Martin Sheen with a note from him on the bottom, I couldn't even re-read my letter lol. I generally remember what I wrote to each celeb. I also make notes in my autograph log of what I sent to them and if I said/asked anything that I found important. Other than that, I don't keep copies.

I keep copy of my letters. But not every. I fave copy of letters from each category. One copy of letter to actors, one of singers...etc

I write my letters on the PC, so I do keep copies of mine. All though when I look back at some of them I wish I hadnt.