Love Letters

Long ago if you wanted to profess your love for someone you wrote them a love letter. You poured out your heart and soul, sent it by mail and waited for a reply. Now, technology has made it possible for you to send off a message of love by email and text.

In just a few keystrokes you can tell your beloved how you feel about them. By hitting send they can have your words of love in minutes. And you can reply in kind just as quickly. Love messages can be posted on social sites for all to see or discreetly sent in a personal message. Everyone can say I love you. Some just have a talent for poetic words and phrases.

If flowery words aren’t your thing, then you can borrow famous love quotes and phrases from well-known authors, poets, actors and political figures to name a few. These people felt so strongly about love that they wrote eloquent words on the subject.

Many activists believed that love had the power to teach and heal. In one of his famous quotes Martin Luther King, Jr. says, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”  Mother Teresa spoke of love a great deal and its ability to overcome odds and misfortune. One of her many quotes about love states, “If you judge people, you have no time to love them.”

Love letters of yesterday have today been replaced by text speak. Now you can simply say “I luv U” as your declaration of love. If you’re really in a hurry you can replace the word love with a heart so your message reads, “I heart U”.  It’s a lot less personal but still conveys the same meaning. Still, nothing is quite as meaningful as words spoken or written from the heart. A love quote is always a nice touch for added emphasis.

Everyone needs love and everyone feels it differently. It can make you smile and laugh and make you want to dance. Some choose to be creative and write about love. There are so many unique ways to express how you feel. There are all kinds of ways of saying you love someone. Sometimes all you need is to look in your heart. For the creatively challenged there are love quotes and messages you can borrow.

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I graduate college in May, and I thought now would be a good time to start on the job hunt thing. There’s a company out of state I really want to work for. I want to send my resume to them, along with a cover letter. I know how to write a cover letter, however I’ve only ever written cover letters to places that had a job advertised. How do I write one when there is no job advertised? What should I include in the letter??

Thanks for your help in advance!

Best answer:

Answer by Areeba
I’d highly advise on writing targeted cover letters which target specific positions. If there is a specific type of position in which you are interested in at the company but didn’t have the job description, I would search online for similar jobs which may have the same job duties and write as if that position existed at your targeted company of interest.

If you were aiming to write a universal cover letter which could apply to any position I believe the following breakdown of a cover letter can help greatly:

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Your Name
Address
Contact number
Date

Company Name

Address

Dear Mr./Ms./Dr

(address the letter to a general title like dear hiring manager)

Immediately available, skilled, personable, experienced and I have great passion for the profession!

(include a attention grabbing headline, bold the text)

First Paragraph:

The first paragraph should always answer these questions:

1) What is your reason for writing?
2) What types of roles are you applying for?
(include interested duties)
3) How did you hear about the organization?
4) Is your resume attached?
5) Do you believe the organization will benefit from your qualifications?

Second Paragraph:

The second paragraph should answer these questions:

1) What skills can you bring which match that within the job spec?
2) Do you have any professional accreditation?
3) Are you passionate about working there / why?

Third Paragraph:

The third paragraph should answer these questions:

1) What interests you about the organization?
2) What interests you about the types of work/duties?
3) What do you like about organization from the brief review of it?

Fourth Paragraph:

The third paragraph should answer these questions:

1) When are you available again?
2) Will you contact them and when?
3) Thank them for their time and consideration here
4) What are your contact details again?
5) Are you interested in an interview?

Yours Sincerely

(signature here)

Full Name Typed

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I hope in the future you gain an interest for a specific career path you are interested in and not just any position within a organization as it will become easier to target certain specific positions.

I wish you all the best,

Hope this helped.

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