A poem from New Mexico

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Enchanting David Stafford sent a poem for Spring,

with a flying chair/stool! It springy-sprung?

And also this strange pink guy n a postcard, too:

Thank you muchly, David!

[David Stafford]

Yeah, we'll start with the green vinyl and proceed from there.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

p.s. The flying green stool is a real winner also. (LOL, and I don't say that often.) NYTimes has a climate-change fluff article on making your kitchen more green. That kitchen would fit right in.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

That's IT, her Mona Lisa reticence. I did wonder why she didn't sell in the shop for, what, $1? Because I like her face and think she'd make a good neighbor. Quiet! She turned into a wonderful stamp, Dave. And thanks to Kat too.

[David Stafford]

She's a mystery, that woman. Only her smile remains.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Ah, a blast from the past...

who was she? where did she live? what was her name?

Super nice rubber stamp, David, many thanks!

[David Stafford]

That was no lady...that was an item from Nantiques that somehow escaped sale and wound up buried in a pile of papers on my desk but not before it was turned into a rubber stamp that fancied a trip to Thessaloniki in the spring....Thank you, Katerina for the wonderful blog and thank you Nancy for our winsome lass who possesses such Mona Lisa reticence.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

You must be right, Kat. She can't be no lady after all. :--}

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Nancy, i think it is a broad who came abroad?

She left Albuquerque , New Mexico on April 1st...

and arrived in Greece in a "fast" 17 days, wow! 

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Hey, who is that lady?

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

so to "save face"...

I cleaned it a bit with a drop of hand sanitizer :-)