Jennie Hinchcliff's Comments

Jennie!

 

i thought i'd let you know i'm using your "FLUX &." postcard to make a FLUX kit along with the box Lisa @ Skybridge Studios sent me! i'm giving it to the teacher at my daughter's school who i helped to make mail art with the kids!

 

i really, really, really liked the postcard, and the box; but when i put them together it's way more cool than both were by themselves!!

 

i hope you'll send me a new FLUX postcard sometime, because i really like it. i will miss it a lot. :-(

 

superhero.

you have bamboo coming in the mail! ;-D

Thank you for the rad postcard!  It totally made my day.  LOVE IT!

Your card arrived today, thank you.  Next time you pass through Vallejo we'll have to meet up.  The post office is just two blocks from a coffee house at our waterfront.

Hello Jennie,

We must officially make "M" = Missiing in Action. It never came in the mail to Greece :-(

Also, Heather Miller in South Africa didn't get a copy either . 

You could scan all the pages to your discussion for Chapter M at Collaborative Books,

and we could print out and assemble the chapter that way.

Or let us know if you are able to  send us another?

Lost-in-the-mail....check my address and post code too:

Katerina Nikoltsou

Glinou 20 Harilaou

Thessaloniki 54249 GREECE

Bonjour Jennie! If you have ever read 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' or one of the other " books in the 4-volume trilogy, you will know that the answer is '42', ie the Ultimate Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything. Which is to say, many thanks for the Fluxy card you sent me, especially the end of the note you penned that read, "A question: what is a..." And then there was no more: not even a question mark. So the answer to the incomplete question is 42; or perhaps 43; or it just might be 19. Or even a ?

I'll be mailing you something back at the end of the week.

Thanks again and regards, Val

Received yer card yesterday. Thanks, Jennie...Loved the backstory. I posted it in the photos section.

Hi Jenny! Did you see the Fanzine showBW Budapest posted very recently by Plagium2000? It seems very relevant to your Red Letter Day zine, and well worth a look. Regards, Val

Hola!!

Tengo tu M

gracias!!!!

besos

Samuel

Dear Jennie,

Thank you so much for 'Red Letter Day' which arrived here safely.

I found it fascinating -- it took me right back to my student days of roneo/mimeograph printing and publications that were sometimes almost samidzat in style.

I do miss these type of publications. I hate the internet because it has wiped out so many things of an earlier existence from our cultural/social/personal/economic/etc lives. While I do acknowledge some of it's achievements, I'm personally located in a space filled with real postal mail, vinyl records, pens and inks, cassettes and Walkmans, and videos. The only 'e' or 'i' piece of technology (sic) I have or ever will have is an iRon.

(I have to work out how to see what's on Red Letter's CD: that will be a technical challenge for me.)

I strongly urge you to put together another issue, and would be only too pleased to help in any way I can. I'll be going to the 'Mail2Maastricht' exhibition next month, and could -- if you liked -- report on that and/or interview Ruud Jansen or one of the other speakers; (But I'm new to Mail Art, so you might have to provide some questions for any interview)

A couple of things have occured to me about what another Red Letter Day might look like: i) it could be roneod (a machine must exist somewhere in San Fran) to give it a really authentic look; and ii) it could be based on a Mail Art call themed 'Black and White' -- then you wouldn't have to worry about colours.

Do, pleaee, publish another one.

It is avidly awaited here in France.

Regards, Val

Hello Jennie!
I have received your M. Wonderful adventure. I love it!
Thank you very much
I am happy to have shared with you this interesting project

Mmmmmmmm, no sign of "M" ;-(

We shall be patient and see what the mail brings on Monday.

If nothing, then, I fear, Jennie, that your M has one around to Figi Island!

What a fun journey it must be having! We shall give it time, it might 

arrive in Greece one day, and it can tell us of all its adventures!

 

Oh, no thank you but I appreciate the offer. Actually I was just thinking that you might enjoy some of these old Time Magazines from the early 50s. Would you? I still have a lot left and if you like bulbous cars they're just the thing. You can never have too much ephemera, can you?

 

Thank you Jennie...Got yer card today...quite appropriate for my life at the moment. Did you type your text on a typewriter? I'm so envious. (I put the card up in the photo section). Thanks again. David

hi, dear jennie, i like the book good mailart day, i bought it last year but recognise you just now, it is a wonderful book, i enjoy it very much!

i'd glad to exchange mailart with you, it will be of great fun:)

Amo

ありがとう、ジェニーさん。

I don't remember when I sent you, probably last week, so you should be getting mail soon. (^_~) Is it almost spring break at school?

Tomoe

Great stuff here