McDonalds In Nashua Frames Hand-Written Letters From Second Graders

NASHUA, NH — Hand-written notes to Mcdonald's employees from Tyngsborough Elementary School second grade students were so well-received that they were framed and hung inside the restaurant.

The McDonalds on Daniel Webster Highway received three letters as a part of a Tyngsborough second grade Persuasive Writing Project. The letters brought the employees so much joy and laughter that they wanted to do something in return.

"McDonald’s restaurant has the best human food around here," said one of the letters.

“In my opinion, the burgers at McDonalds are so good. They come with cheese that is gooey and make the burgers tase you could ask them to put pickles and ketchup with a little bit of mustard so I think every family should go to McDonalds,” said another letter.

The Mcdonald's employees and management got such a kick out of the letters they wanted to do more than write back, so they brought gifts to the entire class and decided to frame the letters inside the location. "The team was smiling," said Richard Hogan, the establishment's owner and operator."We really love feedback from customers and the community. And we love responding in fun and creative ways."