Random selection of page in dictionary.  Learned about pink.  Found scraps in my scrap box.  Never knew there was a moss pink.  That explains it!

#364 "Luisa was combing her lovely hair as she walked past Tiny Town, which the residents found unusual."

#364a "Tiny Town residents wondered why Agneta averted hr gaze as she passed by the town."

back envelope to Francesca Panzacchi

front envelope to Francesca Panzacchi

365 / 360 - 45.  Persistence is its own reward.

365 / 359 - 44.  Fabric you never knew existed.

43.  How else could I justify sending you pictures of my good dog?

42.  A little light in the darkness.  And a little mail in your own mailbox.

41.  Stamps are appropriate mail art decor.  Stamps postmarked from the home town / home island of the artist are especially delightful

Fun with letters!

More collage fun!

Having funs with letters & partial words.

November 29, 2011. ONE to gooooooo!!!!! This "Autumn" card is a bit
elongated and larger than postcard size. The Autumn-holiday ad times
three makes the background and the detail shows " 1 to GO" plus the
runner...heading for the finish line. This is sent to the "365
Runner": Mim! And tomorrow? Who gets Number 365?

Pink ice skaters.

Cut the title out from an old Saturday magazine thinking I would use it on yesterday's piece and then didn't so stuck it on its ownsome and revisited it today. Got the rowing boat image from another Sat. mag. while all the remaining pieces came from a misdelivered accounting magazine....accounting dull? Apparently not!

40. Always new.

39.  many different languages

38.  Sharing -- on your terms.

37.  Opportunities to share chickens are rare outside the mail art community.

365 / 351 - 36.  After all this time, I'm worried that when I reach 365, ideas for more mailart will still be bristling and tripping over each other in my head and on my desk.

365 / 350 - 35.  You learn your joy through the search.

Haptic collage.

In the moment with my family but always looking at it as an observer too, imagining how to capture it. I love '37' and our pub lunch ticket happened to be that number making the soup taste even better.

Saw our son for the first time since he started med school in Exeter in September.  Took mailart stuff with me to the pub - a pub I had been to last when a few years before with my mum, family and sister and her family.  Such a happy meal in a place full of memories, rather rushed the mailart...

#363 "The yellow bird's warbling entertained the Tiny Town residents. They stood, listening intently."

#363a "The pachyderm kept pace with the hunt; curious about this Tiny Town activity."

November 28, 2011. The final countdown: 2 to gooooo! And so as not to
make the other mail art/ male art buddies jealous, I sent several
cards for one of these final days of "365". I used a large printed
leaf for one, plus bar-codes for the others. The "bar code" stickers,
that are along the edges of the sheets of Greek postage stamps when I
buy them at the post office, were added to make a background for the
"Autumn" leaves!

Good ol' Magyar Posta.

Couldn't resist this sweet chicken with her boots on.

34.  Geography, one postmark at a time.