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oh swoon! I adore snail mail. :)gina
real mail is the best :) will hope to grace your mailbox with a note soon!
i’ve got a letter sitting in my “outbox” with your name on it! ;]
Fun! I sent you a snail mail package before Christmas, I hope you got it!!
Jill
Gussy,
Does mail make you giddy? I LOVE getting mail……If it isn’t an ad or bill….!!
-Danielle
haha, yes :]
but only if it’s fun mail!
People still DO that? ;)
I was the girl who, at 12, had half a trillion pen pals. There was a time when the mailman brought several letters each day and it was a cause for intense depression if the mailbox didn’t contain anything with my name on the label. Now? Well, hello blogging.
{But I’m thinking it’s time to put together a box of prezzies for the Gus.}
my heart is racing. write me a letter — do it!!!!! :]
You know I’m in!
I LOVE getting snail mail as long as it’s not asking for money in return!!! I’ll definitely have to drop you a note!
one word – FUN!
So fun! I can’t remember to send Christmas cards until after New Years, but maybe I can try snail mail for fun! : D
you are soo cute!! i will write you one day, promise! i just wish my handwriting weren’t so horrible~!! maybe if i wrote you 28,573 letters it would improve?? that would be my hope anyways! ;)
You always have the cutest ideas! Sending myself an email so I can remember to write you a note. :)
I might just have to take you up on that – writing and receiving mail is one of my favorite things in the world!!
is this yours!? where did you score it from! I want one sooooo bad!!!
FUN! I am so in on this one!!!
fun idea! maybe i just will, as long as you don’t write back and send MN weather down to IA!
You’re gonna get writer’s cramp!! This type of project is alot of fun. I do Postcard Projects from time to time where I send postcards to my blog readers.
I love the typewriter and I love snail mail. Electronic communication cannot compare to a good, old-fashioned hand written letter.
Suzanne, the Farmer’s Wife
I LOVE mail!! And this year we just moved and didn’t get 1/4 of the Christmas cards we normally get so I would LOVE mail from you!!! ;) SUPER CUTE idea!
If I had that adorable seafoam green typewriter I might write oodles of letters…it just begs for paper!
Fun, fun, fun! I’ll get Mama to count it as my social studies or something… ;)
Sarah-Anne
What a fun idea! Real letter writing is becoming a lost art. So sad because t’s such a thing of beauty. My grandmother used to write me letters all the time. Sometimes I wondered why she didn’t pick up the phone and just call me. Now that she’s not with us anymore I cherish those letters. They are a piece of her I keep with me. Wow. That took me down memory lane. Thanks.
How fun.
I would love to be pen pals.
Snail mail is THE best during deployments.
With one headed our way soon, I would love to write you a letter every now and then.
:)
I can’t wait to send yours out :) Want me to send it to the address you DM’d me with?
(hug)
I love mail!! :)
I loooooooooove snail mail. Even correspondence to friends that I see on a weekly basis is sent through the mail. It’s so quaint and it definitely means a lot!
Excellent. I love snail mail. If I remember, I’ll try to send you a note!
oh so fun! I am in…
I am swooning over that typewriter. I have wanted one since I was about eight years old!
I enjoyed reading your story Angie. I agree with you on so many points about being your own biggest critic, same here! I used to scrapbook as well and feel like now I get to be even more creative. Good Luck with your store and the necklace with the 5 beads is my fav.
ARGH wrong post!