Gina Ulgen: Let them eat cake

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

In the Queen's bedroom anything can happen.  Could that be an original Louis XVI electric fan I see?I just had to turn it on and look what happen.  I laughed and laughed.  Brilliant.  Simply brilliant.

Very well concealed flap and a well executed piece of Mail Art. Ops, sorry, I shouldn't have mentioned "executed."

Thank you Gina, I'm still smiling.

[Richard Canard]

23.07.15 Dare Myster Dean Aka,  ....this Uropeon mail art business is jyst getting too softfisticaytidid...there usta be a time when thangs was redilee understod  & I wood get it eventya'llee.      (I mean, even Elvis liked Red Velvet Cake.)   Thank gooness, somebody turned on that electric fan. Sinsnickerly, Richard Canard

[Gü]

No, but I'll bank that one for December... it was about a duchess, being like an English 'S'

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Very funny Kats.  Sorry about missing the instruction blog.  Not that I would have followed the instructions if I would have read it.

Did Suus get the one;

What did one snowman say to the other when one of them started to melt?

It's 'snow joke you know!'

[Gü]

That's a cracker Kat, Thanks!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Then again, perhaps Gina's lovely Lady-of-the-Cakes would prefer to have one:

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

The problem is how to decorate it and get it to Paris before December 25:

( without  a French envelope and without the postal mice eating it to bits?)

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Well, we have to tell In Seine that our American friends,

(who know how to follow mail art instructions to-the-letter {pun})

are also well aware of what a "Christmas Cracker" is:

[Gü]

.. sorry no instructions, just a blog. My bad as our US friends may say.

[Gü]

What's wrong with cracker jokes? It made me chuckle. You got the best one! Ask Suus what she got.

Bet the Gautier show was something, let Jean Paul know I'm only available Mondays if he wants to consult. Thanks.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Programmed blogging is great.  I was at the Jean Paul Gautier expo last night in the Grand Palais when this came on line.  And I must say that JP would be proud of you Gina.  I think you inspire him.

Now wait, did I miss something here?  I didn't have any instructions that came with my Mail Art.  The small card with the two children had a joke on the back, but I didn't blog it as it sounded like it came from a Christmas Cracker. (Let the Americans google that one.)

Customer: Do you have any cake on the menu today?

Waiter: No Sir, I cleaned it off!

And on that note, I will clear off, but I will be back with a few JP dress photos you might like.