Juniper and I were friends on exchange to Italy when I was 14/15. We have not spoken since then but I have a feeling she's turned out alright! Why did you leave Flagstaff, Arizona anyway? I love the name of that place. Flagstaff!!
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what a fantastic project! now i do have a question ~ is this postcard from that trip to italy? is it really 15 years old? i'll add it to my collection, the collection that, when i was 15, papered the walls in my room. ciao! juniper
Hi Juniper! Wow, that got to you quickly - bravo for the US Postal Service.
Yes, that is indeed a 'vintage' postcard, bought when I went to Venice with my host brother in July 1993. Better that someone like you enjoys it than it sits in a box going yellow right?
An unusual communication project. Everyone loves to get mail - so long as it's not a bill. And if you know me and I've got your address, expect a postcard some time in the next 365 days. I hope not only to distract you from the bills, but to re-connect with you in what's becoming a quaint, old-fashioned way of communicating. For me, it's a chance to test my creative mind every day. Every postcard will be unique. Nothing written will be repeated. I'll be keeping a track of what I send to where. If you get a postcard, I hope you log on tell me what you think. I think it will be an interesting project and I'm not sure exactly how it will unfold. Check back to find out!
2 comments:
what a fantastic project! now i do have a question ~ is this postcard from that trip to italy? is it really 15 years old? i'll add it to my collection, the collection that, when i was 15, papered the walls in my room. ciao! juniper
Hi Juniper! Wow, that got to you quickly - bravo for the US Postal Service.
Yes, that is indeed a 'vintage' postcard, bought when I went to Venice with my host brother in July 1993. Better that someone like you enjoys it than it sits in a box going yellow right?
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