Sara added some stickers to this bossy postcard. It did remind me how much I like Grace for a girl’s name.
Sara hoped that the postcard got to me before I left for Boise (it didn’t, alas) and wished me a good journey.
Sara added some stickers to this bossy postcard. It did remind me how much I like Grace for a girl’s name.
Sara hoped that the postcard got to me before I left for Boise (it didn’t, alas) and wished me a good journey.
Sara sends good vibes for the week along with this postcard.
Two cards from Sara. The first is very appropriate for Portland in April.
She reports on the taco card that they have had high wind warnings in Arcata.
For her birthday, I sent Sara this and two other postcards along with a gift certificate to Buy Olympia. She sent this postcard right back. We both enjoy Nikki McClure’s work and we are both big on voting.
Sara mentioned that she’s been on Buy Olympia’s mailing list for a time, but she didn’t realize the postcard she sent me that got me to Buy Olympia was from that same mailing list!
Sara sent me this postcard before she dove into work for the day. She was hoping to get six days of productivity in the 8-10 hours she spends working. I suspect I know how that turned out.
Sara also has new sparkly pens.
I really like this postcard. The cutouts are so clean!
Sara is feeling the cozy winter vibes and sending them my way. She’s in Coeur d’Alene and is enjoying not having to be anywhere.
There’s a lot going on on this postcard! It’s a map from a mural to a store (or vice versa). It’s a picture of the mural at the end of the walking tour. It’s pictures of iconic Eureka buildings.
Sara reports that it’s a wonderful walk and that she saw the artist paint parts of the mural.
Sara also is excited about her upcoming visit to Portland made possible by flights to Coeur d’Alene being cheaper from Portland than from Arcata.
Shawn picked this card up for me! The Sterner-Schafer postcard game is great! Sara reports on this card that is dated 12/12 and postmarked 12/13 (where has it been hanging out for 10 days?) that arborists are doing some tree trimming.
I looked up the Penthouse. It’s an AirBnB and has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and is $263 a night. It looks like it’s in the same general area as the place we stayed at when we stayed in Eureka.
Sara sent this cute postcard that she found while shopping for Christmas gifts in downtown Arcata. This year, she and Shawn are visiting Newport for the holiday.
Fun discovery. While looking up the artist, I discovered that the company distributing the postcard is based in Portland, and their location is not far from my house. They have a lot of cute stuff, so check out their website.
I think the humor here is that listening to NPR still isn’t cool. But I started listening in 1993, so you can decide for yourself if I listened before it was cool. Or “cool.”
Sara reports that she is back in Arcadia and that this is racing with the postcards coming from Iowa. She said her mom was popping them in the mail on 11/28. We’ve established that Iowa won.