yesterday, a letter in the mail from one of my very favorite people. nothing pulls at the heartstrings quite like a typed-up letter, does it?
other things:
* love notes.
* a gilded alphabet.
* letters on transit street.
* new york diaries. what's a diary if not a letter to yourself?
* my new favorite pens. in brown and grey.
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No. Nothing does. I wish someone would send me a letter like that.
ReplyDeleteI love snail mail. I've recently joined a couple of swaps where you send a postcard listing a recap of "+" and "-" of your week. I've been typing them on a thrifted typewriter. I love the simplicity of it. Then I cursive my name in color. It makes me so happy to send these postcards to people I don't know. : )
ReplyDeleteAnd what a joy it is to type someone a letter.
ReplyDeletereally, you just take my breath away. reading your tea leaves is such a window into your soul and sensibility --and such a joyful reminder of why I decided to have children. you're an anniversary gift all by yourself..and then there are your sisters...
ReplyDeleteso great. so lucky, i am.
I would love an old type writer..
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely letter to receive.
I do hope that old communication will be strongly revived again soon.
Your transit street project made me cry. what a beautiful idea.
ReplyDeleteand then I see that comment from your mom above and just about lost it. feeling emotional tonight!
You blog is so stunning.
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I love letters in the mail and that looks like it was typed with a typewriter: bonus. Bestill my old soul heart. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou know I have 3 typewriters and have still never sent a typewritten letter... must remedy this as it looks lovely to receive!
ReplyDeleteOh that is so beautiful. It reminds me of my grandfather who has often typed out letters to me. I still remember playing with his typewriter.
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