Susan, I see it's your birthday, which I didn't know, and I just sent you mail art today! Happy Birthday, and the m.a. should be there Monday or Tuesday, I'd guess.

Happy Birthday Susan, hope you had such a suunny day like we had today

!nasuS, yadhtriB yppaH

Thanks for the nice message, Susan, very glad you got it!

Hi Susan!

OK! :-) I'm glad.

Kind regards, Cauli

Hello Susan. I received your mail art yesterday. Thank you very much!

Susan, thanks for those colorful and fun ATCs! I've put a set for you in today's mail.

Thank you Susan!!! :-)) I will try...

Is it/was it your birthday? DId I miss it? If so, happy birthday!!!!!! sending something to you:)

Thanks for sending the card, got it yesterday. And thanks for your interest in the zine thing, I think I'm going to do one this summer for a cross-country trip that I'm doing. I'll let you know what comes of it.

Susan!!! Wow! Got your multi-layered card with paint and collage, I called it "eye of the lady bug"! Thanks, always love your artwork!

hi Susan I got your card, thank you! lovely colors and technique, what kind of paint is it? goache? i will send something to you soon!

Glad you like it Susan. Is it your birthday?:)

I know Susan, I'm teasing you because I asked you that like a week ago:)

you probably thought I had early dementia!!

Good point Susan, running a cult is definately not as easy as the kit said it would be:)

Hi Susan so happy you received your card and that you like it. Thanks aswell for sending the other one to Genevieve. take care and have a happy day. Karin.

Yes -- I'm sending you something, too - or trying to! Having trouble with sending it as a postcard. Not regulation size, claims the postal clerk.  Off 1/4 inch!

Glad it got there sans envelope!

Received your postcard yesterday. Thanks. It's sitting up on the bookcase. -- Nolastra

Hi Susan, I received your beautiful, beautiful card today - thank you so much! Will post soon... [My reply may be a bit slow due to enormous backlog...eventually...] Thanks again!

Thanks so much for the card! It's the very first piece of mail art I've ever gotten :)

Susan, this is wild! Rust, and in a new form! Did you put it together or find it as a functional (or once-functional) piece? I'm really touched you'd send this to me, and I love it. The rust combined with unrustible mid-part is a combo I appreciate (as well as your watering effort). Thank you so much --

Hi, Susan.

Thank you for the Mail Art you sent.  I'll be blogging it as soon as I can find a name for it.  any ideas would be helpful!

Dean

Don't worry, I'll come up with a title.  I hope to blog it tomorrow as I have already used up my blog time today.

Well I gave it a shot.  thank you again, and no, you do not need to answer the question.

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/susan-mcallister-not-s...

Hi Susan I received your lovely textured painted mailart card on Saturday, i love it!

So glad you liked "along the road" *!*

Hullo Susan, I am happy you liked your mail art, take care, Karin

Susan, thank you for your wonderful card. Such a beauty! I blogged it at:

http://mariesmailbox.blogspot.jp/2012/08/beautiful-mixed-media-from...

Thanks for joining the Gutai Project! Send something when you can. LTS

Hey Susan. I've been out of town for a bit, so I'm a bit behind in my tasks. I've posted your last postcard here. Thanks for thinking of me! Happy graphic amoeba?

Thank you for your kind words. As a side note, made it to Berkeley for this first time this summer and had a wonderful time. Watched movies at your lovely downtown theaters, went to the record stores, and enjoyed the very cool weather most of all.

thank you so much for the mail art~it is now posted to my blog

Good to know that my envelope arrived there. :)

Cheers!

Hello Susan,

I received your amazing piece of mail art today. I love it!!! Thank you so much. I'll try and get something in the mail for you soon :)

so glad Susan-thanks for letting me know you got it:)

Thanks for letting me know, Susan. Glad you like!! :-))

Well by all means, let the craziness begin ;)

glad the goodies made it to your mail box and glad you liked the package..keep smiling~its way big medicine...

Susan. i got the most wonderful postcard from you! I love your art work, am a big fan,your stuff reminds me of one of my fave artists Paul Klee! Simple- abstract & Beautiful!

Paul Klee?

Or, in Shakespear's word (Sonnet XVIII), A Rose....

Shall I Compare Thee to a Rose?

Shall I compare thee to a rose?

Thou art delicate and beautiful

From a seed you grow into a stunning pose.
Youth does not last and can be pitiful.

The days are long and the sun shines bright,

Often making you thankful for heavens tear;

Rain falls upon your petals just right,

And the bliss of water heals you my dear;
They eternal soul shall not wither,

But he sustained through life endeavors,

The stem shall stand but bend hither,

With toils and better days forever:

So long as time goes,

Yes, I shall compare thee to a rose.

Susan, your recent mail art postcard is fantastic...thank you so much <3

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/susan-mcallister-berke...

I had no idea, i guess i sensed your frog totem! More frogs for you!!!

You're welcome Susan. The piece you sent me was a colorful piece, wavy rings, with a face in black. Will blog soon...

DOINGPOETRY IN THE WORLD

Mailart project

Doingpoetry: Poetry, Art, Society

Free size, medium and technique

No fee, no jury, no sales, no returns

The show will be held in Pavia in 2012,    

 November 23-25

At Santa Maria Gualtieri during PAVIART POETRY Festival 2012

Organization by O.M.P. and Farepoesia

Documentation: all submissions will also be posted

on the web sites under costruction in http://www.farepoesia.it/mail-art.html  

info: daliobaracchi@hotmail.com

Artworks should be sent by snail mail

DEADLINE to be received

2012, November 10

send to:

TITO TRUGLIA

Via Torino 37

I-27100 Pavia

ITALY

Thanks Susan! Glad you got it - I had a lot of probs w/ that ma being returned. (btw, not sure I remembered to mark the print..I know I signed horizontally, but the piece is meant to be viewed in the same direction as the envelope was addressed - vertically.)