Pickled herring and a (very) bad sunburn, David Stafford

Pickled herring and a (very) bad sunburn. Little did David know that these themes are very well known to me. Every summer I have to choose which one I prefer, and it's always a difficult task.

Thank you for the wonderful mail-art, David!

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Comment by David Stafford on February 16, 2016 at 7:19pm: You're welcome Carina and thank you, Richard.

Comment by Gü on February 16, 2016 at 6:14pm: Very nicely put Richard.

Comment by Richard Canard on February 16, 2016 at 4:06pm: 16.02.16 Dare Ms. Carina G., ... maybe one of the main reasons I enjoy seeing the various David Stafford Postcards at the IUOMA so much is the manner or way he seems to relate so matter-of-factly & casually to everyone. ... I mean "a very bad sunburn & Pickled Herring". What? ..????----& you, Miss Carina... you are very much a member of the same ilk. ...picking up & on with "every summer I have to choose which one I prefer". --well, I just wanna say how much I admire & love you intelligent, sophisticated & creative people....You help living in an crazy world have pleasant meaning. All best to you. Richard Canard

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