Overlooked!

I received these and scanned them and then, didn't put them on my blog! I must have been interrupted, but here they are now!

I would love to sit and relax on this porch!

I cannot see making a cat an artistic statement, but then I guess there are many forms of art! :)

Australia art with matching postage stamp

Different arch styles

Mississippi map card

Minnesota map card

Beautiful Olympia Washington

Viking boat in museum in Norway

Route 66 card for my collection

Lovely windows and landscaping

Beautiful Kentucky thoroughbreds

An unusual card for my Route 66 collection!

The Khmer Smile, sent from Taiwan

Inge Look grannies

Will Rogers Hotel in Oklahoma

And from my friend in Arizona, who was a student here, and doesn't like sports but sends me this card anyway! :)

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And some more...

....and I have more, they've been stacking up again! :(
SO I'll be doing more tomorrow!

Kentucky Map Card

I just think this is so cute, a film image from For The Birds

Blueberries from Poland

Cool looking doors from Germany, the quote says "For every door that closes, another one will open".

Montauk Point on Long Island, I've even been there!

City view of Charlotte NC

An old view of the Russian Empire.

Lighthouses of Germany

Very relaxed chickens from Holland.

Illustration of Temple of Karnak, Egypt, from the US.

Prince Edward Island, Canada

This is from Belarus, the quote says "I wish you love for long years." I don't think the woman quite likes the thought of that!

150th anniversary of stamp issuance in Hong Kong.

Part of the wonderful house designed by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona Spain.

This is one you don't get every day - the long hallway underneath a hospital in Tucson AZ, taken by my friend who lives in Tucson. I think it's rather neat!

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From The Past Few Days

Enjoy!

Beautiful roses from Belgium.

Historical information about the compass from China

Lovely scene from Russia.

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, love the old boat!

The chapel at Callaway Gardens in Georgia.

The birds of Kentucky.

From Russia, but there is no information about the buildings.

Portrait of Prince Mikhail Borisvich, from Belarus.

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Catch Up!

Well, it's been a while since I posted my postcards again! I only have so many "energy tokens" per day because of this illness, and since I had two doctor's appointments this past week, and have been working on an art project, I just didn't have any tokens left to spend on other things. Oh well, it gives us a lot to look at today!

This was not a postcard, but a tiny little greeting card sent to me from Holland. The actual size was about 2" by 3".

What a great photo from Hong Kong! It's a picture of Dundas St., Yaumati, Kowloon.

A blue door from southern Poland.

An Edward Gorey postcard, on the back it reads "I won't get up to-day", he said, "I'll spend it lying here in bed." - from The Stupid Joke Book; sent from the US.

From the south of Germany, a lovely snow scene.

West Cornwall Covered Bridge in Connecticut, US.

Painting by John Steele of the iron making trades in England.

An artisan door in Germany.

Kentucky state card

Egyptian painting of a woman, sent from the US.

One of nine surviving covered bridge in Illinois.

Traditional Dutch clothing, sent from Holland.

Also from Holland, this is by Dutch artist Nicole Habets, showing the canal houses in Amsterdam. I love it!!

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This photo postcard is by a Mail Artist living in California, entitled Wig Wam. Just recently, I was accepted into IUOMA (International Union of Mail Artists). It's an organization created in 1988 for artists who send art created on mailing materials, such as envelopes and postcrds. Membership is 2248 artists worldwide and you have to be vetted to be accepted for membership. I'm excited about being a member! If you look closely at this piece, he has created a woven image out of small photos. It's quite lovely!

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.