Mim Golub Scalin's Comments

Thank you Mim!  I will definitely get back with you if I have any questions.  I spent hours on Stamp Francisco's website last night.  They are indeed great. 

Thanks Mim, I am familiar with the union, have friends who have been members forever, decided to finally join.  Looking forward to sending good mail and getting good mail in return. Corrine

Bonjour mim! Long time no hear... William Shakespeare helped me make a Hamlet, 'Alas poor yorick!' piece for the 2nd Skull Appreciation Day. I'm not at all sure what it is that skulls appreciate, but I hope they enjoy my postcard; Hope you and Chuch and all are well. Bestest, Val

Can`t wait to see what you send. I`m a sucker for anything ROUND! I`ll fire something off for you soon too!

I received the coolest postcard from you- Thank you!!  I LOVE the vintage stamp/mailboxes.  And I think that Hindenburg stamp is the coolest rubber stamp ever- a great mix of mail history you must have found at the National Postal Museum.  So cool!  Thank you for thinking of me!

Thank you so much for the lovely card. It's lovely to get a congratulations! :)

I think it lost some pieces on the way over...? http://iuoma-network.ning.com/photo/from-mim-1

Excellent...Coincidentally I'm sending round mail to Val Herman for his show...Not exactly round but roundish....

Hi Mim! Glad you received #950...now I have to work on the last 50 :-)

I had my goal #1001 set for April 1st....but I am not sure if I will mail out these last 50+1 this coming week. We shall see! I just returned from a week in Athens  visiting son, Peter, and having SUMMER weather! Who wants to do art work indoors?  :-0 

Kalimera Mim, greetings from Athens! Thank you for the fun mail art that arrived on Monday...(but first getting internet here today).'Love the Monas, 'will definitely use them for collage! Yay! And 'Love this "red" that photographed "yellow-orange"????

Well, I liked ALL the goodies that you sent, envelope too! xxx

Ok, things are working again...so you are blogged here:

GOTIJ Mail Art on a sunny Spring Day

and many thanks for this great CD!...it has a rainbow on the back, see?

And #868...getting close to 1000, too!

Mim, you asked on your blog about old typewriters...and I got a great vintage image from Alicia Starr of an old "Olympia" and also I posted my old portables!

'Vintage mail art and memories of my youth, from Alicia Starr'

My Olympia types Greek:

My Royal types English:

My White Leopard purrs :-)

Oh, where oh where is a Mim-CD? We will be patient, maybe on Monday? 

I am interested to see if the US Post Office will put it in a "We Care" ENVELOPE! HaHaHa...I don't want to make a comment to Dean  :-) (like, "I told ya  so"!)

Look at this! I received a Mim-Original , number 21A, via mail art recycling,enhancing, using-it-again from Pierpaolo and friend, Maurizio Follin in Italty. It was a great surprise to open an envelope from Italy, and a "Mim" pops out! Fun with Marilyn...:-)

Yes we arrived Friday. Still working on jet lag but have phone, metro card, wifi and food! There were some nice additions to the room, like the little trash can. Yesterday John found a drying rack which will be a nice addition. Paris is still as grey as when we left last year. Send me your home address and I'll send you an invite to my Open Studio.

You're welcome, Mim. And thanks for your card as well which I blogged on the photo page a while back. The image was the front cover of a chapbook of poems I made eons ago. Visions of incidental violence stay with us forever. see you in the mailbox....

I posted an image of one of the pieces of mail art you sent me on my blog. <3

Welcome back to your home in Richmond!

Rest up from jet lag and enjoy the memories of Paris!

Mail art coming your way to VA soon :-)

xxx