Here is the missing postcard in the series. Plus another one!
And because I know that Sara would like me to give the whole effect, here is everything together. 
These are really nice Letterpress cards that are going to look great when I switch out the postcards on the wall the next time.
These two arrived in the mail today, from my Minnesota friend who also is regular with the comments. I knew before I looked at the back that there were more coming.
From my cousin Ron, who is a good traveler. He visited Israel, bought me a postcard, didn’t have my address, brought it home to Ohio, visited Portland, handed it off to my aunt who handed it off to me! Good job everyone. I love this card!
Back when I was doing Postcrossing.com, I would have five or six postcards out. My return postcards usually came in clumps of at least two, sometimes three. It felt like there was a special area of the post office where the postcards congregated, before joining together for the last part of the journey.
The same thing happened with these postcards, one from my Aunt, one from my friend.
Aunt Pat reports in from Hawaii. Apparently my Aunt Carol bought a large amount of papaya in the Hilo market. Also the Kona winds kicked in and the vog lifted.
You know Jan from her regular comments. She sent me this postcard from a Yves Saint Laurent exhibit she saw at the Seattle Art museum. This is an amazing dress. Thanks Jan!
My aunts took a trip south, and my Aunt Pat reports that the water was a spectacular blue, reflecting off the three feet of snow that had fallen overnight.
From Sara, who got to attend the second (and probably final) NedCon Stories. For those in the know, it’s full of DFTBA fun.
This Delta Skymiles card arrived from Sara on a Saturday. It was mailed so it would arrive after Sara had seen me in person. That’s right, Sara and Shawn came through town on Wednesday! We had lunch at Oven and Shaker and they headed off to the coast. Stay tuned. There will soon be another S&S post.
From Jan, who thought I might find it funny. I did. There was audible laughter when I pulled it out of the mailbox.
Astute readers will notice that the postcards of late have been arriving from friends, not from Postcrossing people. I’ve fallen off the Postcrossing horse. It hasn’t been determined yet if I will get back on, or if Postcrossing will be yet another unfortunate casualty of the return to the 40-hour work week.
This marvelous ad card arrived from Hood River, where Laurie (you might know her from the Cosmic Tripster post) and the Valaries were doing a training. It’s an ad card full of stickers! I’ve never seen such a thing.
This came from my mother, who was sending me some paperwork for me to mail. I suspect she must have found this while visiting stores when he friend Linda was in town. I’m familiar with this artist and have sent her postcards to Postcrossers, so it was fun to see it arrive in my mailbox.
This is from Jan, who you might remember from the comments section. Reading the back, I now see where her Facebook Pictures of the peacocks came from.
