yeah, I think it was just the brief, nothingness of the message... because then why would you send the postcard! especially one of a storage facility! unless it's a secret cowboy code.
Oh, thank you so much Pastor Christine for bringing us together via your blog, we are now off for our honeymoon at the dude ranch/mini storage... We'll be sure to write, bye!!
I love antique postcards because they preserve evidence of everyday life as well as celebrations and sad events. Looking at an old postcard is like holding a single piece of a puzzle; we have to imagine the rest.
I will try to put up a postcard every day. If you have a special request for a particular city or place, let me know!
Is it weird that this reminds me of the postcard in Brokeback Mountain? Very nonchalant. Possibly in code. Just saying.
ReplyDeletePostcards really were the twitter of their age weren't they. Love the "Nothing To Sell But Service" line.
ReplyDeleteWhat an odd idea for a post card. Not much to say, either. Hmmm.
ReplyDelete~Randy
Keri,
ReplyDeleteI can't figure out why this reminds you of the Brokeback Mtn. postcard...horses, men...I don't know. Or maybe it's the brief message.
Reading this from my office in Newark, not too far from the site shown here. Thanks for this wonderful postcard!
ReplyDeleteOld post cards are a treat. I got one with a 1 cent stamp on it and it was sent to me. LOL
ReplyDeleteOMG, LOL, SOS, CIA, etc! I thought the same thing Keri did as soon as I read the card. Does this mean we are engaged??
ReplyDeleteAnonymouse,
ReplyDeleteJust hold on a minute while I get my online ministerial certification and I'll go ahead and marry you.
yeah, I think it was just the brief, nothingness of the message... because then why would you send the postcard! especially one of a storage facility! unless it's a secret cowboy code.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much Pastor Christine for bringing us together via your blog, we are now off for our honeymoon at the dude ranch/mini storage... We'll be sure to write, bye!!
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