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[sihayadesigns]

_green_ is spearheading an interesting take on an AtS postcard campaign. You should go check it out and send a few postcards. I'm goint to try to get ahold of some postcards tonight-- hopefully, the campus bookstore sells them. If not, I'll make my own and send them in an envelope.

Also? bathsweaver, I got your gummi lips! So cute. Thank you! I hope my package got to you safely.

Today is a noneventful one. Class, nap, homework, eat, class, lather, rinse, repeat. On duty tonight, and I have to watch two more reserves in the library for my Francophone World class. At least one of them is on the church and voodoo. So I'll stay awake. This is good.

And Mike, I'll write you a note as soon as I get the chance, k?


And now I'm off to analyze the chord progressions of a Beethoven sonata...

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[robertlyon.livejournal.com]

Making your own would be more personable. I always try to do that with cards.

[egosomnio.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure you can just use a photo as a post card...I know you can write an adress on a 3x5 card, slap a post card stamp on it, and the post office will deliver it (or you could a few years ago). All you really need is the address places somewhere easy to read, and proper postage.
For that matter, you can mail almost anything, with or without a box, so long as you slap the right postage on it. Wired Magazine actually has a monthly contest involving that.

[bathsweaver.livejournal.com]

I got my package today. Oh wow, there are no words. ::HUGS:: Thank you.

*g* I'm glad you liked the gummies. I though they were pretty cute, too. I hope the reserves weren't too dull. The church and voodoo--that is a pretty interesting mix.

Good luck with the Beethoven!

{{more hugs}}