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i love these crinkly collages from my Dutch friend.

that Carien; such a cut-up!

so many circles; my head is spinning (in a good way)

gracias Sabela

a veritable Easter parade of stuff from Mail Art Martha - or should i say Walmartha?

also makes me wonder: does Easter count double during the Year of the Rabbit? 'let them eat MORE chocolate!'

a special bonus is the smelly mushroom card from a packet of dried Porcini Martha says she purchased here in France - amazing, as i have not yet…

a pair of homemade postcards - i especially like the boomerang one on the right; Katerina repurposed my envelope and then embellished it with assorted stamps. 

many thanks and my best wishes for the relocation; hope all your mail follows you to…

i love how Nancy's exquisite collages hover between opacity and mist, legible and asemic, intention and chaos, jewel tones and jagged lines; de/re/constructing in front of one's eyes...

i so appreciate being invited into this hovering realm.

and how about this postage? these stamps make me want to dance.…

believe it or not, this Bon-Zine got here a while ago, wrapped up in a spectacular wedding ceremony; thanks!

'Coffee Clutch' complete with Walmarth insert.

"Make Art. Live Better" is a great motto.

my kind of cup of joe, Jack. 

'La Vie secrète des Mots 13' which features a collage by JeanFi - tres chic; merci!

large tagged piece - looks about the size of six A4 sheets

Moon In Mail Art Ritual, according to Mike.

his echo re-postings are kind of like looking in a fun house mirror

and could this be considered a Fluxfish?…

Exhibit D sends off a long necked bird to deliver --

 'the silver concubine', rescued and repurposed from a Little Free Library

turns out we share a soft spot for LFLs, where papyrophilia + tsundoku =…

Mark sends two squares and a rectangle (an old 'Esquire' cover - and yeah, once you're in the soup, it is definitely hard to stay buoyant for long).

i have a feeling like i should recognize who that is in the drawing on the envelope; maybe someone else can clue me in?

as for the anthology artwork, looks like FOUNTAIN #2 by R. Mutt. now…

colors and textures of a world awakening, and a few hearts to boot.

spring means longer earlier warmer days are here... 

yes let's keep the mail flowing! gracias

check out these little gems; she's done it again! so satisfying.

oooh! sadly, this terrifying envelope arrived missing a few letters (see what i did there?). i checked to confirm my hunch that this should read "cannibal circus" and not something else.

i love that halloween appears to be your groundhog day, Magogo (can i call you that?)

thanks for including me in the…

spring-time tidings from Greece! because we appreciate the shape, some of us still use CIRCLES to measure/mark time. Laurie Anderson asks "is time long? or is it wide?"

thank you Katerina for this quirky distillation. 

quoi faire indeed! everything everywhere is falling apart all at once!

merci awyn - it's always nice to receive your…

shuffle-bard-cards 

(a cross between tarot and refrigerator poetry)

'cool calm collected trust over doubt'

don't worry; no butterflies on me!

merci Fleur

this picture was taken in Vaxjo, Sweden in 1985. sad to feel the rightward tilt there lately.

toes as tar, alchemical eggs, and that reassembled face! (makes me think of 'Ex Machina').

yeah, some kind of revolution is taking place (with AI, it's beyond just digital now- cyberborg? cobot?).

the 'hot button topics' postcard made me curious... i learned that Magaluf is on the Spanish island of Majorca; Mail Art is educational. thanks…