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Monthly Archives: May 2011
French stationery #4
Here it is, my fourth and final installment on the stationery finds I made while I was in France. I’m sad to see this little series end, but I saved the best for last! I hit the stationery jackpot in … Continue reading
Posted in Pen and Paper, Stationery
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Paris-themed paper goods
As I was planning my trip to France and fantasizing about all the wonderful things I would do and see, I kept running across French-themed paper goods that I had to have. It all started when I found these lovely file … Continue reading
Posted in Stationery
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Lazy Sunday
I got back yesterday from a four-day trip to New Orleans. I’ll soon finish a fun post about my trip and the stationery shop I went to while down there, but not today. I’ve spent today listening to the roar of the 13-year … Continue reading
Posted in Gettin' Crafty, Mail Art, Snail Mail Blogging, Unplugging
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Postal-inspired products from France and England
It is clear I’m not the only one who swoons for postal-inspired images on various products, so I thought I’d share pictures of a few things I picked up while in France: A t-shirt: A cute, metal pencil box: A keychain of … Continue reading
Posted in Postal-themed goodies
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Postal finds in Strasbourg
On my last morning in Strasbourg, we went to the farmers’ market, a flea market and a neighborhood-wide yard sale. I love flea markets and yard sales; you never know what wonderful treasures you’ll find. At the flea market, I … Continue reading
Posted in History, Stamps and Stamp Collecting, Writing letters
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Handwriting matters
The New York times had an article recently about the demise of cursive handwriting among the younger generation. The article focused on the practical implications for students unable to use cursive–like having a hard time reading materials in cursive (a grandmother’s journal, primary sources … Continue reading
Posted in Growin' Up, Writing letters
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French stationery #3
In an eclectic shop in Colmar, called Le Hameau, I found a huge selection of recycled, colorful envelopes that I used to send home post cards (the French send post cards in envelopes–it costs the same, doubles the writing space and … Continue reading
Posted in Stationery
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Happy Anniversary to Viva Snail Mail Blog!
I mentioned in an earlier post that I started this blog without really knowing there was a whole world of snail mail bloggers out there. When I found them I was overjoyed at not being alone! One of the best … Continue reading
Posted in Snail Mail Blogging
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Watering all of your plants…
Photo of Colmar, France. Taken April 13, 2011. I love plants. They’re beautiful, strong, forgiving, and contribute to your physical and emotional health. Even as a vagabond twenty-something, I had plants that moved with me from apartment to apartment. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Unplugging, Writing letters
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Post cards from the edge…I mean France.
For me, one of the best parts about taking a vacation is sending post cards. I love perusing the post card racks at various souvenir shops or historical sites and then choosing ones that capture what I’ve seen and experienced. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Writing letters
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