Day #293

Today I tackled a huge job and wrote an answer to my friend who sent a 30 page letter...we have written long letters to each other for years; hers was 30 pages hand written on 5x7 note paper; mine was 9 pages typewritten on 8-1/2x10 paper.  I'm not sure who had the longer letter!

I also sent off a letter to my mother's doctor and a Postcrossing card.

Nice incoming too.  Two postcards with poems on them, for a SwapBot exchange, a Postcrossing card from St. Petersburg (the writer's very first Postcrossing card) letters from two of my favorite writers, and some great stuff from Missive Maven's etsy shop.

Day #288

All post cards going out today, including three from a set of Titanic cards, looking forward to the upcoming 100th anniversary.

 

Incoming from Donna and Shelley (who included some fun stationery for me to use), and a postcard from Slovenia

Day #192

Had a busy Sunday, getting things ready to mail out on Monday.

Notice that, thanks to The Wizard of Oz, I seem to have a Halloween theme here, with a couple of letters and a post card. I think this is 2 post-crossing cards and the rest are either unsolicited letters or responses to mail.

Day #191

Outgoing today was a post-crossing card, and a pen pal letter to Heidi in Norway.

Incoming in the Penpal vein was only one letter, from Annette in Germany, but I loved the envelopes from Missive Maven (who sent the stamps I ordered between two of her great postcards), and from LaPapierre, from whom I ordered some labels.

This was on LaPappiere's envelope

Day #94

Monday's outgoing


I added these to the batch I did on Sunday. They are a small gift for my cousin, a package for my son's new baby (due in September), a Swap-Bot package for a Dog/Puppy exchange, a Swap-bot postcard to Brasil, a letter to one of the Compassion kids, a response to someone who stumbled across this page and wrote to me, and a pen pal letter. Quite a variety this time!

...and Incoming...

2 Post-crossing postcards, the great hand made card from Linda at IUOMA, and two wonderful postcard orders from the Missive Maven