I’d forgotten these were on their way from The Lovely Sarah at F&W, so imagine my surprise when The EGE brought in yet another Saturday FedEx delivery, a hefty little package, indeed:
Aren’t these great? Only two typos I missed in my excitement when they asked me to proof them, but who cares? I think they’re fabulous.
And hey: if you haven’t already sent me your snail mail address and would like me to add you to my mailing list (which is not nearly as formal as it sounds), send your name and address to voodoocafe@suddenlink.net.
And is there anybody out there who will come to my house and fix this mess for me? I ignorantly did the mailing list as just a Word doc, way back when I was just trying to save people’s addresses. Now I want to sync it all with my Contacts, with which I’ve just now begun to bond. I’m afraid I’m going to have to do it all by hand, one address at a time, which will be impossible, since I have no idea which addresses go with which e-mail addresses. I wish everyone used their real names.
Hi, my name is Voodoo Cafe!
So: one at a time, by hand. Eh. In that case, it’s probably never going to get done. Because, of course, I’m going to be spending a lot of time addressing postcards. . .
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I think you may be able to send your Word Document to Outlook and into a Contacts Folder...I'm not sure, but it might be something to check out. I don't have time at the moment to play with it, but maybe later.
The postcard looks lovely!
I emailed my contact info for the mailing list just in case you did not have it anymore.
I wanted to tell you that I just read your piece on Danielle Hession in the current issue of Somerset Studio and it was excellent!
Sure was a surprise when you announced her age at the end.
thanks!
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