Ali Khat from the UK, too!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Meow...MomKat looooves Ali Khat,

and lots more goodies from Mail Art Martha,

now in clear see-through sleeves that make them a fine possibility...

as they have self-stick postage in UK,

whereas here in Greece we have to still lick 'em 

(and the postage slides off plastic sleeves :-(

Thank you so much, Martha!

I especially like the original art work:

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Whether paper envelope or clear sleeve...the Greek postage will be the same,

sooooo..."back to paper" yes :-)

And i love your stork image, many thanks, Martha!

[Mail Art Martha]

I just now got a message from  Fleur Helsingor in the States. My plastic envelope sent in February has not arrived. There is no way to beat the postal charges ridiculous as they are. Back to paper!

[Mail Art Martha]

I must explain that when we go to Austria the storks are active with their nests on the nearby church and fly over the swimming pool of the hotel. Big birds quite a bit frightening. This picture is  not of one of them. Cannot draw that fast.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Ah, my dear HELLenic postal clerks readily inform me "NO cellotape allowed!"

Although, i am thinking a solution might  be to place a plain white self-stick label on a 

clear sleeve, and lick a stamp which will stick to that paper! hmmmm, watch your mail, Martha :-)

Thanks for Ali Khat xxx

[Mail Art Martha]

Thank you Katerina, and Ali Khat loves you too, and so do Vermina and Infecto and all the others that may come later. I love drawing them. True; we need lots of humour the way things are going. The plastic envelopes, which I had left over from some cards I made to sell for a charity, is a way to save in postage as they are so light. If your stamps are the lick and stick type you can fix them with cellotape.