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.
Sara sent this cheery postcard. A very good yellow for a March day.
Sara was hoping the postcard reached me on Friday (it arrived on Monday), and she wished me a happy day.
And we sign off on our project with this postcard. Once again, both of our top Buns was Ginny.
Bunheads episode 15. Ariel, like me, loved the dancing in this episode, but not much else. She reports that on Bunhead Bros she enjoyed learning about the origin of the quote “Everything is beautiful at the ballet.”
Bunheads Episode 16: Ariel reports that she wanted to like this episode more than she did. We both appreciated Ginny (because she’s the best bunhead). And we both loved Bunhead Bros because we love Jason Mantzoukas’s enthusiasm.
Sara and I have noticed the tendency for postcards to hang out together in the mail and arrive all at once. This happened today with two Postcrossing postcards.
This is from Suzanne in the Netherlands. She retired in 2020 and volunteers in the charity bookshop Books4Life.
Suzanne included these amazing stamps.
Janet sends Valentine greetings from Ohio. She planned to spend the day with her three dogs and a good book. The book she was reading How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix sounds quite good.
Janet also included the temperature (57°) which was much warmer than in Portland on that day (41°)
A very excellent Postcrossing haul.
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!
“Worst episode to date!” Ariel reports. And I agree. As she said, it wasn’t funny and also was homophobic and there were too many new characters and too many scenes.
Bunhead Bros was better. It had Ben Siemon and both Ariel and I really like him. Plus, they did roller derby names.