identity disguise disguised

I guess there are drawbacks to not entering your real information into websites and sign-up these days. Our mailbox has been inundated with:

Working Mother Magazine

Letters from AARP soliciting membership

I guess I have had thoughts that They know every detail of who I am, where I make and spend my money, my political views, and what green veggies are my preference. But after the recent mail we have received, I'm pretty sure it's not as organized or orchestrated as They would have Us think.

2008 is gone

christmas has come and gone and now it is a new year. as a "holiday" new years seems to be overrated--but as a time of restarting, cleaning, purging it is truly great. i received some wonderful gifts for christmas and hannukah, among them my first and own pepper mill. the card that my techo-husband had made for me is the best:

Happy, happy new year...

mail joy

i received a worthy piece of mail recently from abh. my job at the akag sheds new light in my mind of not only a reconsideration for the definition of what art is or isn't but mostly what art is to me

mail...part 2

This is another piece of mail that I received from my dearling Amber that needed to be seen before putting into my letterbox. My friends are so creative....and I still love getting mail.

mail

i love receiving mail; it makes me really happy that a lot of my friends believe in sending mail still. this is a postcard from my friend emma which i recently found while cleaning. i love wombats, and she knows this.