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Well, three snowflakes made it here intact and are delighting my daughter!
It's 7.45pm here and dark, we've been having a family day doing the trees and decorations today, including hanging up all the lovely TE cards! Tomorrow I'll be out on my new bike though, 3 degrees above freezing or not!
Thanks to all my bikey friends who sent me a card, they were so nice to receive, especially because some of them came from such a long way away.
I had a lot of fun designing and making the cards, although must confess to my partner helping me, although unfortunately I only sent about ten cards out because the postage to the US and Australia is so expensive.
Much more fun than the usual boring cards. ;)
Hello to all the TE card exchange group. Got my cards out on the 18th so those who live overseas may not get them until after Christmas, we'll see. It really was fun to get cards from distant parts and I enjoyed them all, thank you to all who participated.
My cards are postmarked on the 23rd. I tried really hard to get them out earlier. After we all had the stomach flu (which turned out to not be the flu but a virus that caused vomiting for 2 days then diarrhea 5 days after that) my grandma passed away. And then my dear cousin passed on too.
Criminey! Sounds like you had enough to contend with! So sorry for your losses.Quote:
Originally Posted by limewave
Anyway, Christmas doesn't officially end until January 6th so your recipients have something to look forward to. :D
Limewave, what a lot to go through. I am sorry for your losses.
I'm always happy to see cards in the post and never count them as late. Thanks to TE all my other cards went out far earlier than I'd normally manage.
Thank you again to everyone who's sent cards, it's always so nice to get post and they have brightened up my living room significantly. I really appreciate the time, thought and postage!