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Happy birthday Rebecca!

Happy Birthday Rebecca - hope you're having a lovely day!

Happy Birthday greetings from Greece, Rebecca! xxx

Happy Birthday!

Thanks Rebecca. See you next year!

the envelope alone--beautiful and intriguing. uncancelled stamps--bonus.  Boekie inside?  I'm so flattered to be included this.  I can see how much work this must have been! I made books once, but they didn't come out as nice as this.  Thank you for putting me on the send  list on this one!!

XO
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I'm glad you got the postcard from Singapore.
I also sent something to you yesterday.

Hope you like it! :)

G'day Rebecca! I'd seen your boekie around in blogs and pics but didn't look, in case I had one coming my way! So glad I didn't peek, it was lovely to go through it and guess who inspired you. (I only guessed Claire!) I thought I picked me, but it was Jon! Very interesting, and thanks for making me a part of it!!

Thank you so much, Rebecca. xxx

It is a beautiful little boekie!

A real treasure.

a bit delayed, but finally blog:

The Colour of Mail Art book from Rebecca Guyver arrived in Greece!

So glad everything arrived safely. Days are getting hotter - the cricket is great - Australia is in a very strong position at the moment.

Rebecca, I will post something for you within the next few days!

Too, too kind of you, but so funny! Hats off to you and your blogging skills!

We did miss you but nevermind, next time perhaps. Or if you come over to London we can try to meet you somewhere. Chris kept telling us how lovely your house is and how kind you were to put her up, she is a very nice person herself and so is Vic. We had a great time and made some art as well. Something tells me you are going to get a sample ...

thank you!

Very interesting link to see on your Postal Ledger, Rebecca. Your mentions and message are much appreciated. Alas I'm not on Facebook so cannot check there, but thanks for letting me know. Startin to git chilly in Maine!

Hi there

The coincidence (or whatever!) of the lantern image connecting us out of the blue, is just the sort of thing that makes me really happy.Serendipity! I would love to hear your Kenya story one day...

Have you perhaps read Alexander Fuller's stories about growing up in central Africa? Honest, and unsentimental autobiography.Highly recommended.

XXX