Stefanie writes that this is her favorite quote and translates it as:
Who staggers has more of the way.
She sends best wishes. I appreciate the postcard with a quote. They are among my favorites.
Here are the stamps Stefanie included.
Sharon writes that she has been in this library many times, and she marveled that one family could collect so many books.
I have not been to the Adams National Historic Park even though I lived not far from it for several years, and even used to take the train to Quincy to watch movies. I give my time in Massachusetts a C for visiting all the historical sites.
Anyway, fun card from Sharon.
Sara, who has tested positive for Covid, write that she isn’t sure if the Covid rain is “anything but a poo sandwich,” but that she’s both working hard and trying hard to accept her current status.
This is a pretty card.
Sara added some stickers to this bossy postcard. It did remind me how much I like Grace for a girl’s name.
Sara hoped that the postcard got to me before I left for Boise (it didn’t, alas) and wished me a good journey.
Andi writes that she lives in Tallahassee and that the postcard is from one of the closest beaches. Should you want to visit, it has beach combing, especially for sea glass.
Sara sends good vibes for the week along with this postcard.
Two cards from Sara. The first is very appropriate for Portland in April.
She reports on the taco card that they have had high wind warnings in Arcata.
Sara sent this cheery postcard. A very good yellow for a March day.
Sara was hoping the postcard reached me on Friday (it arrived on Monday), and she wished me a happy day.
And we sign off on our project with this postcard. Once again, both of our top Buns was Ginny.
