Alas, there are no messages on the backs of these cards to tell us just how delicious the fruit was.
About Me
- Christine H.
- 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!
These are so surreal. Why am I drawn to those giant blackberries? I want to dive in - hold me back!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are some big fruits! Very creative artwork!
ReplyDeleteBig fruit never gets old. The fill-in-the-blank captions are amusing, too!
ReplyDeleteOh bring them on, the bigger and the more all the better to enjoy! Great postcards!
ReplyDeleteYikes. That lemon makes me wonder about my own complexion and skin. I love the idea of big blackberries, but some things (like lemons) shouldn't be viewed from too close up. :p
ReplyDeleteHaving a giant lemon or pile of berries in the yard would make it smell pretty nice- for a while...
ReplyDeleteI have just stumbled across your blog, and got lost in it for a while! Love the giant lemon :-) imagine how much lemonade could be made from it!
ReplyDeleteThat lemon reminds me of the ones growing on my mutant lemon tree they are as big as grapefruit. I have a collection of postcards that I don't know what to do with. I can send you some if you give me your address. How old is antique. I'm antique myself. My email is on my blog. This is a great idea for a blog.
ReplyDeleteHave I already mentioned how much I like exaggeration postcards? Nothing says, "We do it better," like a train car of really big fruit. Those blackberries lko mighty tasty.
ReplyDeleteLove the lemon...
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