Hey tony, pffa is the poetry free for all. A brilliant critical forum for poets. Someone mentioned napowrimo, which I thought was specific to pffa but obviously not. Cheers.
When my older daughter went to college, her sister and I would send them because we missed her…15 years ago. Then I started sending them to friends who were sick and stuck in the house, and it just became a habit. I don’t even need a reason; or maybe just the postcard reminds me of someone, so I send it to them. I like real mail myself, although I can’t remember the last time someone actually wrote me a letter!
Don’t get me started on Greenpeace…. Aside from that, I like the postcard illustration and poem combo. It shows off both of your strengths to great advantage.
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I love this- i just do.
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Thank you, Diahann. I’m glad Tati thought of this idea in the first place. 🙂
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Luvverly!
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What a luvverly comment! 😉
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Tis deserved young man and young lady xx
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Shucks! (Tati said shucks too.) :-p
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Pretty neat, Tony. Do you post at Pffa perchance?
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Thank you! No, I don’t. (What is Pffa, if I may ask?)
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Hey tony, pffa is the poetry free for all. A brilliant critical forum for poets. Someone mentioned napowrimo, which I thought was specific to pffa but obviously not. Cheers.
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Hey, thanks Charles! 😀
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This is marvelous, Tony–love the postcard idea–it would be great to use for NaPoWriMo in April!
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Aw, thank you, Azul! 🙂
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Most welcome, Sir 🙂
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Well done!
I do love postcards. (K)
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I really like ’em too. I used to collect postcards actually! 🙂
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I send them all the time (with appropriate quotes). People still love to get mail…but I’ll have to think of a way to incorporate some poetry. (K)
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Wow! That’s a cool thing to do! How long have you been doing that for?
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When my older daughter went to college, her sister and I would send them because we missed her…15 years ago. Then I started sending them to friends who were sick and stuck in the house, and it just became a habit. I don’t even need a reason; or maybe just the postcard reminds me of someone, so I send it to them. I like real mail myself, although I can’t remember the last time someone actually wrote me a letter!
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That is so cool! I should probably start doing the same thing. Could be a lot of fun! 😀
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It is!
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Love this!
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Tati and I thank you so much, Tiffany! 🙂
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Tony, the first four lines I laughed and then read the next two. So here, and forgive me, both humor and a serious topic well captured.
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Tammy, I agree. I think Tati straddles those two extremes so well! 😀
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Tati 🙂 I get confused here sorry. And yes, I totally agree!
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Ha ha ha! No, it really isn’t a problem. Creatively speaking it does feel like we’ve become a weird kind of gestalt entity lately! 😛
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hahaha
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Don’t get me started on Greenpeace…. Aside from that, I like the postcard illustration and poem combo. It shows off both of your strengths to great advantage.
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Thank you, Susanne! Yes, I think our collaboration produced something quite different and engaging. We had a lot of fun putting this together!
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very cool.
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Thank you, Barry! 🙂
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What does make you wonder why they are called Greenpeace…doesn’t it?
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Yes indeed, Bridget! Ha ha ha! 😛
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