David Stafford: Lift here to discover

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

I go down to the mailbox, cool wind in my hair.  Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air.Inside of the mailbox, I saw a shimmering light.  My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim.I had to blog this just right.  There she stood in the doorway;   I heard the mission bell.

And I was thinking to myself,  "This could be Heaven or this could be Hell"  "Relax, " said the Postman, "We are programmed to receive.

You can wash those dirty clothes any time you like, But you can never leave! " Da Da Da (Followed by a very long guitar solo)

A brilliant piece of Mail Art.  Thank you David.  "Lift here to discover" always brings out a different man within me.  Can't get those eyes off her.

[David Stafford]

And also thanks to Katerina and Richard. Richard, that habitual playfulness has elsewhere been described as "being stoned all the time." On life of course.

[David Stafford]

I missed this....thank you so much, Dean. The Mermaid came from an old Harpers Bazaar from the 80s. I am now old enough to have magazine collections that are transitioning to ephemera right before my eyes. Hotel California! Yes, quel' appropriate as they say in Dubuque. He sings: "I stole toiletries from Hotel California, such a lovely scent, took so long to ferment...."

Thanks again, Dean.

BTW, the place we stayed is Hotel Kensington on Avenue de la Bourdonaise Duquesne.

[Richard Canard]

20.10.15 Dare  Dean aka, ...oh, no, no. ...I'm quite content with the current flapping. Ave uh nez dae. Richard

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Forever means Forever, unless of course China invades the US.  I surely wouldn't want to be at the negotiation table then and having to explain that the Forever Stamps must still be honoured.

And yes, I loved the gaudy marbles man, but the wash machine was a bit of a let down.  Surely Mr. Duck would have found something entirely different to put under the flap.  But What?  And will we ever find out?

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

FOREVER ...David :-)

...they are all strange "GLOBAL Forever" stamps,

or is that Forever Global?

[Richard Canard]

19.10.15 Dare Dean aka, ... I really admire the way David Stafford sees the world & his spirit of habitual playfulness. ... plus his comment about the" gaudy marbles" ---but what to do & not to worry? ...It is labeled  as "Forever" despite the fact that we all know it is subject to change. Thanx for posting. Richard C.