Squeals! An enveloped filled with flowers and cacti! Not actual flowers and cacti! Notecards, of course!
One of my new “flower sisters,” Phyllis R, sent them. When she asked for my address a week or so ago, I thought she was planning to drop a postcard in the mail. I didn’t expect an envelope full of her beautiful photo notecards, so you can imagine my glee! If you’d like to see the full photos, just click the image above to access the Flickr album. [I even added a card Phyllis sent for Easter].
Remember the last post when I talked about how easy-peasy it is to make postcards from your own tree photos? Well, guess what. It’s that easy to make postcards or notecards from any of your photos.
Anyway—Phyllis’ package gave me an idea for a weekend giveaway! A snail mail kit!
I will randomly select someone who comments below and send her/him/them a mini mail kit consisting of a set of notecards, postcards, postage stamps (if in the USA), and a few tuck-ins and/or stickers. My goal is to unload some of my excess stash. Kidding…maybe. 😉 Seriously, I want to encourage you to send more snail mail because personal mail equals connection, and we need connection now more than ever!
Soo…don’t be shy. If you have nothing to say, simply type “snail mail” in the comments section, and you just might be the lucky winner.
The giveaway ends Monday, June 13 at 11:59 p.m. (Central). The winner will be announced Wednesday, June 15.
Good luck!
How wonderful to rec3iv such a wonderful bouquet in your mailbox
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Right?! Please send me your addy again. Use my contact form. Thanks!
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Sent you an email
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You have the best snail mail friends, haha. Gorgeous photos! WOW 🙂
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Of course! And YOU are among the best!!! Happy mail heading your way…eventually.
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Haha…. colorful mail heading to you as well…. soonish. xoxoxo
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RIght…soonish…LOL! Never commit to a date in chaotic snail mail life. 😀
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What a great idea! I agree. Snail mail notes and letters are a wi deregulation and list firm of connection. I’m IN!
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Yay!!! I think I still have your address. I’ll send you and Joan some happy, happy mail!
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Sorry. That last comment should have said, “A lost and wonderful firm of communication.”
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I knew what you mean to type. 🙂
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I love sending and receiving snail mail. 🙂 Have a blessed day!
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Yay! Please send me your address, so I can send you happy mail!
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Whether sending notes, letters, or postcards, it is a meaningful way of communicating that has gotten lost in the technology age
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Agreed!!! Please use the contact form and send me your address if you’d like to receive a bit of happy mail this summer.
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I love your idea! I was thinking to send some younger cousins stamps, paper and a pen in hopes that they’d write back, we’ll see how it goes.
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Winner! Winner! Please be sure to send me your address so I can send your snail mail kit!
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Um, how do I do that?🤔
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Use the “about | contact” link at the top of my blog. Scroll down and you’ll see a form. I think I mention that in the post where I announced you as the winner. 🙂
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