I was thrilled when I got mine (and put it straight on instagram but never managed to blog about it)
So here it is in its new home (and on the day it came)
| {on my wall} |
| {Kate's card to me} |
In the last month I've also posted off all my efforts in the latest elevated envelope project and have had some lovely envelopes (and bits and bobs) come my way too. I enclosed some fairy biscuit postcards in my similarly decorated envelopes -with some stickers and furry friends chocolate.
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| {my pile of elevated fairy biscuit envelopes} |
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| {postcards I had made to go in the envelopes} |
Disappointingly - a month after the deadline - there are still 4 or 5 missing. I think its got beyond blaming living in Tassie (the postal end of the universe) - some people obviously just never get around to fulfilling the promises they make.
I've also joined Post crossing. I kept reading about it and thought I'd give it a whirl. I've sent about 8 cards and got my first one back today. Real mail, even from a stranger, still gives me a little thrill. It was a pretty flower too - how appropriate.
| {my first post crossing card - from the US} |
I've been trying to fulfill my promise to myself to write more to the people I know too. I've sent some cards and funny envelopes. I've also got a big missive on the go to a friend in Hong Kong who's been feeling the same lack of connection that I have (in our 20+ year friendship) - we've decided to write more - about the mundane, the everyday, the special and see how it goes. It feels like having a penpal all over again. Its exciting.
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| {post crossing mail going out} |
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| {orphaned post card project} |
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| {lovely mail in} |
Anything interesting in your letterbox?
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