Friday, October 17, 2008
Kids n Baseball
Britex Sale
Thursday, October 16, 2008
phillies win the pennant!
learning to read
A postcrosser in Singapore said she likes photography that tells a story. This card, showing a freed slave learning to read, tells a powerful one. It's part of a set I picked up several years ago on a road trip in Alabama. I can't believe I'm parting with this card. It bears a quotation from Frederick Douglas: "Chains can put a man in slavery but only ignorance can keep him there."beautiful stamps
hamilton
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
kimono paintings
honda squared
the interior
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
gingko nuts
Kyoto friend John sent this vibrant image of gingko nuts and leaves in autumn. He wrote that he'd just been picking the nuts. It was his first time and he was a bit surprised by just how stinky they were. He may be more surprised by how long it takes for the stink to go away. But the nuts are worth it! Sunday, October 12, 2008
brett the babe
Brett Myers' unexpected three-hit/three-RBI performance on Friday prompted a lot of tongue-in-cheek headlines. Now an unfathomable 4 for 5 in postseason, Myers had four hits all season. All he shares with Babe Ruth is body type. I made this card for Mrs. October, a fan of offense, who must have enjoyed the game. orange crush
Mrpotani got this postcard at a new museum on the Embarcadero dedicated to the San Francisco Muni Railways. It shows a 1938 St. Louis-built PCC streetcar, part of the fleet of vintage streetcars from around the US and the world which now run on the F-Market St. line. Mrpotani calls this car, her favorite, 'orange crush'. If you visit San Francisco, ride the cable car for sure but also take a ride on one of these great old streetcars!
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