Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Two more things:

For Bianca Jagoe:

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For good friend Jen Poole who is easily the best person I know for staying touch when she moves to the other side of the continent.

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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Two Sealed Packages

And you'll never know what's in them, unless you're Kira Daube or Mary England.

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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Long Gone

These mail bits went into the post about 3 months ago. I was housesitting a beautiful one bedroom apartment in the best neighbourhood in Halifax. A cat lived there who was easy to please and it was a nice three weeks in that home. I was able to get a lot of mailing done. It was just one of those places with good vibes seeping out the floorboards.

Here's what the mail bits looked like:



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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Received in the Post

All of these RECEIVED MAIL posts should soon be warranting a SENT MAIL post.

Soon, I assure you, soon. But I've been busy working on my small business Varity Concert and I need to make some money before I can buy some stamps!! In the meantime, here's some visual delights I've gotten in the past couple of weeks:



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A great short story in a beautiful envelope from Michael. I love a good read.



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Cool stuff in a cool ziploc in a cool envelope from Karen Champlin


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Fun times goodies from Shirley on sendsomething.net. She says that business is real slow over there, wouldn't it be nice to throw a dog a bone and send her something in the mail?



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And a fine-ass, packed-to-the-brim, oddly shaped envelope from Valentine Mark Herman in beautiful France. Filled with exactly what it says: Mail art miscellant. Delights like business cards, stamps and plastic bits. The possibilities are endless.