Today is the Paper Anniversary of ArtisanEnglish.jp
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Word of the Day: Paper Anniversary
I want to announce that today is the paper anniversary of ArtisanEnglish.jp.
It’s a red-letter day!
That’s right; this is the official first anniversary of going online.
YAY!
Now, why is a first anniversary called a paper anniversary?
Well, giving couples a paper gift on their first wedding anniversary is traditional.
Sometimes, couples receive stationary or artwork, such as print or similar items.
Why paper?
Well, it’s fragile.
Therefore, it symbolizes the fragility of relationships.
It takes hard work to create a successful marriage and to create a successful business.
When made, paper is usually blank, which symbolizes writing the future together.
A paper anniversary is a couple’s first wedding anniversary.
Paper is given as a gift because it’s blank and fragile, like new relationships.
For a couple, it’s husband and wife.
In my case, it is ArtisanEnglish.jp and me.
Today is the paper anniversary for ArtisanEngish.jp!
So far, so good!
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