SKS: Just Saying Hello

Sara added some stickers to this postcard. It made for a fun presentation. Fun fact: I have a duplicate of this postcard (sans stickers) displayed on my wall. You can see it in this post.

The Spokane postmark tells me that this came from Coeur d’Alene. Sara reports that they are doing some cleaning and organizing and that she found some Christmas stamps back from when stamps were 37 cents. She put two on my postcard.

SKS: Informative, Exclamatory Buttons

Sara writes from Wallace, Idaho, where the town highlights the work done in the old brothels as well as the work done in the mines.

Not learned via this postcard, but learned via text: Lana Turner was born and raised in Wallace, Idaho, at least until her family relocated to Hollywood where Turner was discovered. That was news to this Idaho native.

SKS: Promoting Olive

This one also came from NCTE, but from the previous year.

She asks if I find the stickers she pasted on the back to be affirming. They are: OK! (3) and Good Try! (3).

I vote those stickers are not affirming. There were a few Great, Wow, which I thought were affirming, and there was one very odd Mon Cheri one that just seems like a no.

SKS: Postcards from Albany (the One in Oregon)

Sara asked me to guess where she and Shawn stopped on their way back to Arcata. I’m going to guess at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum.

Sara reports that they got a tour and got to ride on Frederick the Hare.

Margin Coffee was also a stop. They had London Fogs on the menu, which is always a good sign.

I note that both of these are postmarked in Portland, meaning that Sara posted them in Albany, the postcards were collected, transported to Portland, and only then postmarked. I’m not pleased with this updated system. Albany deserves a postmark!