When someone has asked you to write a letter of recommendation, it's both an honor and, probably, a bit of an annoyance. Unless they have really bad intuition in choosing you, you like the person, so you definitely want to do all you can to help them get that job, scholarship, grad school admission, board position, etc. Perhaps you have a friend who is seeking to adopt a child, or needs someone to vouch for them personally in court or before a parole board. You have an idea of what you want to say, but it's hard to get started. That's where LettersOfRecommendation.net comes in. With dozens of sample letters to choose from, you'll have a huge head start. All you need to do is download the pre-formatted letter in .DOC form (or cut and paste the text from the website) and customize it with your own information and perspectives. The site also has articles with advice on how to write a business or personal reference letter, how to ask someone to write one for you, formatting, and more. Among the 10 new letters are a co-worker reference letter; a letter vouching that a child is ready for kindergarten; character reference letters; and letters recommending admission to medical, law, business and trade schools. All of the letters are professionally written, and are compatible with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and other .DOC-compatible word processing programs. See all 110-plus letters here:

www.LettersOfRecommendation.net

Well, folks, the next time I write to you, it will be from a whole different state - of confusion. Just kidding. I'll be sending the next FreePrintable.net newsletter to you from my new home and headquarters in Oregon! Please keep sending me your ideas for new sites and printables. Happy printing!