Postcard Friendship Friday... Happy New Year

Another of my treasured collection from my friend Lois.  I really should design my own New Years cards, seems this week I would actually have time to write a few.  Oh well maybe a thought for next year.  Have a wonderful New Year and do check out the other participants of PFF at Beth's , the Best Hearts are Crunchy.

Postcard Friendship Friday ... Oh I'm sure ...

A Merry Christmas  

Oh, I'm sure the evergreen must be 

Proud to think it's the Christmas tree, 

Chosen to tell the age-old story, 

That likewise will never lose its glory.

Another one of my treasures from Lois.  This one was printed in the U.S. A. there is a line down the centre to designate the proper usage. No date.

Postcard Friendship Friday is hosted by Beth at The Best Hearts Are Crunchy.

Postcard Friendship Friday... Sincere good wishes

This is another card from the collection my friend Lois gave me.  Once again it is the poem is Clifton Bingham, but this time the fine print, and I mean fine print on the card states that it was desinged in the the London Studio but printed in Germany " by appointment by their Majesties The King and Queen Alexsandra.  Hmm! that makes it in the era of about 189? - 1902?

The poem (that is hardly readable it's so small and faint) reads,
A bright and happy Christmas
Take this Christmas Day from me,  Wishes for prosperity, Health and Hope and Happiness All you life-long pathway bless.

Have a great weekend and check out the other participants of Postcard Friendship Friday hosted by Beth at The Best Hearts are Crunchy.

Happy Postcard Friendship Friday

I had intended to post this beauty on "Father's Day" and then promptly forgot. It was in my folder for Post Card Friendship Friday, hosted by Beth of the Best Hearts are Crunchy.

This card is another of the gold mine, that my friend Nancy sent me, that she bought for ME in Paris. I love it. I can picture my mom and dad in this scenario with my sister Donna. My mom and dad often said they were so happy to have her "LIVE" as they had lost three infants prior to her during WWII. mostly to hunger, or lack of medication. Donna was dearly loved. Since my parents were post-war New Canadians there was not a lot of money for pictures so I would have to scan the faces of the family in. But, nonetheless I love this card. Happy Postcard Friendship Friday.

I had to add a post script to this post, (not sure that's proper grammar) but I don't collect cards that have not been circulated and Nancy even managed to fit this one into that category, it however does not have the stamp on the reverse side, it's in the upper right hand corner, it's that cool?

Postcard Friendship Friday

It will all too soon be Halloween. I love this beautiful witch. I don't really believe there are witches, I think there are people who think they are. But you must admit this is a really unusual witch. Greeting everyone.








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Postcard Friendship Friday #30 ?

It's almost back to school for us here in Canada, and you know the old saying an apple for the teacher.









I hope all the teachers out there have a wonderful year, (Martha, Mishia, Mike, Alice, Larry, Valerie,Carolyn and especially Enza (her first year), remember to be so good that there will be no substitute for you.



Happy Postcard friendship Friday