school me on: hand-written thank you notes

[STPHNSN23]

i was put in charge of organizing a law day event for our local 6th graders last week, and i need to do thank yous for the volunteers who led tours and the officeholders who spoke. i've always heard that a hand-written thank you is best, but what if your handwriting is dogshit? should i do a typed thank you letter that will be legible, or a hand-written card that will be semi-legible? thoughts? (and yes, i do realize it doesn't really matter. just wanted the outside opinions.)

[Faust]

If the 6th graders were to send you thank yous, which would you rather receive

[ohsix]

My handwriting is dogshit and I send handwritten thank you cards. If I write a little slower and think about each letter just before I write it, my handwriting is almost legible.

[jt09]

how does a grown man not have good enough handwriting to write a note? like oh6 said - just slow down a bit and take some time. i've taken to writing them more frequently lately and always feel good about dropping them in the mail.

[Partyb]

[b_girl]

handwritten for sure - and yeah, like the others said, either print in all caps or slow it down a bit...