Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)'s Comments

Bonsoir again! If you are ever seriously unemployed as a Mail Artist, you could start a Birthday Group in which people had to register their birthdays and then send cards to everyone who shared the same birthdate. With 365 calendar days and 2000+ members, there should be about 6 birthdays per day (assuming a normal distribution) -- but if it didn'tr work out that neatly then people could send cards to those born one day before and:or after 'their'day.

'That's a very good idea, Val!'

Thank you and good bye, again. 

It's always very cool how haptic meets vispo in your lovely cards!! Many thanks Katerina!

cheers from a very gloomy autumn afternoon!

:-)

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Fret not my fair maiden and pumpkin orange, I shall provide you with a tower in a bubble.  But in due time … i'm a bit busy now.

Bonjour! The French chocolate card gor here safely -- thankyou! And it wasn't eaten/nibbled by the French and/or Greek postpeople.

I see that you're up to 311 on your 365 project. What are you going to do when you get to 365? And is the project as a whole going well?

I'll mail you something back before the end of the week, and then I'm off to the Uk for 10 days.

Hope you are well; Best wishes, Blue Val

Thank you very dear friend....You are great...

Hi Katerina,  thanks for your nice comment and 'friend' invite......so, are you coming to Paris in February?  Is something going on that I've missed?....or is it just a trip?...Let me know

Best, R x

My Dear Katerina,

As always sensitive and elegant.

Thank you for your lovely message!

Our Yellow Train journey will continue alog the way...

Hug,

ANA

Thanks Katerina for the encouragements!

Guido

This morning as I was walking back from the vegetable market where I bought aubergine, tomatoes and haricot beans, I passed a crew checking the street lighting, one man was up the ladder whilst his two collegues leant against the wall nearby. 20 meters further along the street two Africans were standing in their shop doorway watching. As I passed I said “How many Italians does it take to change a lightbulb?” One of the Africans bent double at the waist laughing, I have never seen anyone laugh like that before.

dear Kate, I would dearly love to drop by for olives, feta and whatever else you still have left to eat in Greece... now I come to think of it I do like Greek food!~)... However, I have to remain a brave dutiful artist and be at and be seen to be at my post in the gallery, making collages, posing with pencil in hand etc. Sigh.

Yes the weather is somewhat warm for the time of year for this pseudo Viking although the weather man tells me the temperature will plummet come Friday and for me that is good news.

Just to prove I am not in Iceland here is a picture I took this afternoon

that is not my long ship blue blistering through the middle.

Having a writing time... which is good

hugs

rod