I wondered what kind of stamps I would see on the cards I would get in the exchange....
Counting them up: one 39c Disney, one forever Building a Nation, one forever freedom flag, one forever justice flag, 1 forever Modern Art, one with 3 x 33c apples (thick item), one 32c aloha shirt +2c, three with 33c apple + 1c, one forever Harry Potter, and one forever autumn flag.
I was surprised not to get a single Year of the Horse one - maybe I'm more into the stamps than the average swapper. And it wasn't because people are bothered about overpaying - 7 out of the 11 had excess postage.
Now a reward for either skipping past my ramblings or reading all the ramblings - a fantastic piece of mail art received by Eric B (in France, although he blogs in English).
Link to fantastic horse-related mail art.
ok...now i have to do that, too. it reminds me of the award winner on my blog
ReplyDeleteStella's clever nesting envelopes also crossed my mind as soon as I saw it.
DeleteFunny you mention the stamps. The morning I mailed my package to Karen, I stopped at the PO to purchase the Year of the Horse stamps for my cards, the PO had sold out! This was the main PO in Boston. I had to use other stamps on the postcards and was disappointed, but the swap was fun. Great set of envies on Eric's post.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that happened to anyone else? These days I have been buying my stamps online.
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