French Post Box from Val

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Now you can print this out and have your own French Mailbox.  Val suggests that I stick a copy over my post box at home.  This might just confuse the mailman, but it could be fun for a good laugh.  PS By chance I ran into our postman the other day (very very rare for Paris), he told me that he enjoys seeing all the art work.  I told him about the website, and he might sign up, he says he is also an "Artist".  Please Note: He also wanted Diane Keys' telephone number, but I didn't give it to him!

End of story

[Valentine Mark Herman]

As Diane said, "..rude and wonderful modes of communication." I am slightly confused as to which one(s) Dean and his Royal mail post box fall into -- help please!

[DKeys]

You have a point Dean-that's pretty hot  (the mail art part:))

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Second try: It is beyond my imagination of how you could resists a man dressed up like a Royal Mail Post box!  And hands full of Mail Art to reboot.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

It is beyond my imagination of how you could resists a man dressed up like a Royal Mail Post box!  And hands full of Mail Art to boot.

[DKeys]

it's all about email and text and other rude and wonderful modes of communication. And my love of mailmen is a strictly non-romantic love, yet love nonetheless. 

[DKeys]

telephones are so passe:)

[Valentine Mark Herman]

I was previously dressed up as a Royal Mail Post Box, but the only legs raised in greetings were from dogs. I'll try again in 2012. Val

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

If you dress up like a postman, you might get a leg letter over!  Remember to take enough stamps with you.

[Valentine Mark Herman]

Hi Dean? If In ask Diane do you think she will moi her telephone no? Val

[DKeys]

Love it Dean-much more beautiful than us mailboxes. I do have irrational love of postal workers. Thanks for not giving my number out, I screen calls anyway:)