Christine Coppa's Page

Great to get your mail art!  I will respond soon and let you know when I have posted about it in the postal ledger.  For the moment, see if you can spot it here: http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/belatedly-acknowledging-and-documenting-mail-art-received

I'm glad the video has been useful to you! It's lovely to think that it's helping people discover Mail Art, and bringing even more people into the family for us to exchange art with! :D

I'm not sure if I thanked you for the slides, Christine, but they are wonderful! I'm not so good at using this site these days (time-issues), but I still love the things I receive, and spend the time instead showing them to world in my videos. Your pressed pansy slides are shown in this one http://youtu.be/DZayfWuBJkI

Thanks again!

Christine: my mail art to do list (me) is a litte bit confuse at the time. I received a nice box from you on June 5 that was dispatched May 25.  The confusion is wether or not I sent something back to you.  My list (there is one) tends to be efficient but not today. 

Thank you for your MailArt, Christine. http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/mailart-from-yulia-fruit-ananas-christine-coppa-and-erni-bar

Thank you for the GORGEOUS arty slides package. I have posted photos on the arty slides page. A real treat. Have a lovely day!

Hi Christine, I goofed and didn't include you on the arty slide blog last night... your box wasn't with the other arty slides,oh let's face it I am disorganised! Anyway, I have updated the blog now.  I adore you slides, espevcially the pressed pansy - gorgeous. thank you! http://thepostalleger.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/summer-is-here-and-arty-slides-are-too.html

Your bottled ice tea cap and the brazilian flower that will grow there will be the cornerstone of the Philadelphia-Curitiba bridge you handsomely started to build. Now is my turn.  There is a celestial promise made to you.  It´s time to keep it.  I´ll keep you posted  

Happy Easter to you too! I remember watching Prince of Tides, though I haven't read the book. I like Nick Nolte's character in the film. The pun made me laugh! The changing of the clocks (daylight saving time) really has me in a loop. We had to add another hour on but sure the feeling of not really knowing what time it is will soon pass. I am reading Slaughterhouse Five at the moment, it is one of those books that I reread regularly. Have a great week!