Two winsome pieces from Jill French

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Jill was new and I fear we've lost her already. :--{   Thank you for these, Jill, and I hope you come back.

[DKeys]

True-but Snooky is exceptional :)

[DKeys]

I don't mean to be sexist, but do you think a bunch of men would be so concerned and want to do all they can to bring someone back into the fold? (aside from the most sensitive male mail artist, David Stafford of course). Women are great.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

It's in Dover, Mass.--can *just* read that much, but not the zip. There is probably only one zip, so...easy to find.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

The USPS computerized thingy line went right over her address, and for some reason the whole thingy was then crossed out, I assume by the USPS. The other side of the fabric card has a little bit of art on it and then a space, and Jill wrote around it "Hi Nancy, We always fill up the empty spaces, but sometimes it is good to just leave some space." I'm going to send her something. 

[vizma bruns]

Should we all send her some mail? I think I will, or would that be rude? Nah, I'll do it.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

I know! Especially when I really hate the phone anyway and there's never any chance of my calling anyone, period. 

Seriously, the "do not call" didn't register until I found that her profile page was gone. It is too bad.

[DKeys]

Eerie now that the card says "Do Not Call".

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Je ne sais pas. Her profile page is gone and she is no longer a member. That's all I know, I swear.

[DKeys]

Beautiful-the colors are so vibrant and homey. I hope she comes back too!

[vizma bruns]

Lost her? To what? whom? huh?