I couldn't resist sending Edith in the Netherlands a second helping of Elvis, since she really liked the first E.P. card that I sent to her.
The Elvis stamps have left the building, only ho hum stamps left.
I don't mind that this card got a little scuffed up on its way here, it's still a very pretty view of Tampa, Florida...Florida...Florida...Florida. Say it with me...Florrrr...i...daaaaa. I need a vacation.
Thanks very much, Judy!
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Heidi from Netherlands sent this fun "official" card. It has a few things I like all rolled into one....animals, clouds, uniqueness. Good job, Heidi, I like it! Thank you very much.
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David in Germany listed planes as one of his favorite motifs.
I can't believe that I mailed it with not only crooked stamps, but with upside down stamps, too. That's just wrong!
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Maria in Russia listed lighthouse as one of her preferences.
<---Lighthouse stamps, too.....all right side up!
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I know some people don't like multi-view cards, but Tatiana in Russia said "any type of card is good for me", so off it went!
More ho hum stamps
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I think this was a dud card for Neva, even though she said she loves to go camping in her profile. No comment whatsoever from her.
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This huge 8"x6" beauty was sent to me by 11 year old Dima in Russia. It's the Naval Cathedral in St. Petersburg in a wintery setting and it's gorgeous. It really is, because I rarely use the word "gorgeous"!
Thanks a ton, Dima!
That's all for now, thanks for stopping by!
Oooops. Had forgotten to show off these nifty stamps, too, when I hit the "publish post" button a day or so ago....I notice that crooked stamps don't look bad at all when someone else does it.
