Outgoing:
postcards to Mila, Max, and Bryce Eleanor
(I made several copies of the
steampunk mailman
and this one went to Max)
below--lines from poems sent to them.
Bryce Eleanor and Max got lines from Jack Prelusky
and Mila got a poem by Li Bai.
Incoming
From Annie
Love the TAX on the front
(the "i" is folded to the back) Perfect for April!
Clever girl, that Annie!
From Mrs. Duffy at Letter Matters.
Her blog has so much to offer about correspondence;
especially interesting is a post about letter locking.
This was one of those lovely, unexpected surprises!
From Anna at Billet Doux & Little Mercuries
And she sent me a lovely, lovely poem by Pablo Neruda!
Wonderful!
But here is the problem: no return address.
I've written a return letter, but can't find an address.
Not on the envelope. Not on the blog.
Anna, please send me your address!
But here is the problem: no return address.
I've written a return letter, but can't find an address.
Not on the envelope. Not on the blog.
Anna, please send me your address!
And from Penne M.
April showers bring rainbows!
And don't we all love the flower stamps?
They are my favorites so far this year.
They are my favorites so far this year.
Thank you all for making my mailbox a happy place!
More Outgoing:
And to Penne M.
Another one went out to Mrs. Duffy,
but I failed to take a picture!
It has been a good week for mail!
What a lovely lot of mail!
ReplyDeleteIt has been a good week for mail. The Write_On challenge has only a week left! Hard to believe that it is almost May; it doesn't seem possible for the weeks to pass so quickly. :)
DeleteSo much fun to see this post-loved the poetry too!
ReplyDelete:) The poetry has been a fun exercise--trying to find poems that fit!
DeleteWonderful images! These would make a fabulous collage!
ReplyDeleteThey would, wouldn't they? Or a banner of mail art received...
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