Incoming: Amy Irwen, Keiichi Nakamura and A. Yeater

[William M]

A really cool stitched angelfish from Amy.

A postcard printed from what I assume is one of Keiichi's collages. Two fun artistamp sheets as well.

Some really fun zines from A. Yeater. I'd received a copy of PJM's mail art zine Node Pajomo several days ago. To my surprise he'd written a review of a mini rubber stamp zine I'd sent him some time back. The day after receiving Node in my box I found these zines from A. Yeater with a note on the envelope "saw you in Node Pajomo" - pretty cool.

[William M]

i'm glad you can see them again too melanie! no worries jack!

[Mel Anie]

Poor William, Jack! And despite Nancy claiming I was graceful, there was a fair bit of cursing going on as well as biggerwongy. Thank you, Jack, for making it much lighter so frequently. Now, attention back to the fish, artistamps, sword swan and zines.

[Cascadia Artpost]

Ah, William, I was meaning to comment to Mel Ani, but I'm glad also you are not in a Buggerwongy condition. Perhaps Richard C. will weigh in on buggerwongy and biggerwongy. - Jack @ Cascadia Artpost

[Cascadia Artpost]

Your probs must have been due to buggerwongy. That's a distant relation to biggerwongy. Congrats on being able to see the visual side of IUOMA. I'm glad that you have moved past the state of wondering "What's wongy?" Now you are ready to focus on Fluxus time.

- Jack @ Cascadia Artpost

[Mel Anie]

Yes, Nancy, and post them and send messages. All back to normal now. Amy's fish is lovely.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Amy's fish is so lyrical that I can't stop looking at it.

Mel Anie, you can see images now/again ??

[Mel Anie]

I am pleased to be able to see your blog posts again, William. You receive some interesting mail art and your comments about it are always entertaining.