A spooky mail art card from Angie & Snooky via IUOMA
Happy Hauntings from Luna in Japan via Postcrossing replyFun and fabulous mail in my box yesterday! Now I am curious about how Halloween is celebrated in Japan.
I am behind in answering letters. I am constantly being distracted these days (though sometimes I have only myself to blame.) I think I need to try a new system. I must not allow myself to open and read a received letters until I make time to sit down and respond immediately. The few times I have done this, I feel my response was more heartfelt and interesting to the recipient. Otherwise, it is all too easy to put an opened letter on my pile until I have time to reply, and then my writing feels stale when I finally write back. I think the suspense will be a great motivator!
I am behind in answering letters. I am constantly being distracted these days (though sometimes I have only myself to blame.) I think I need to try a new system. I must not allow myself to open and read a received letters until I make time to sit down and respond immediately. The few times I have done this, I feel my response was more heartfelt and interesting to the recipient. Otherwise, it is all too easy to put an opened letter on my pile until I have time to reply, and then my writing feels stale when I finally write back. I think the suspense will be a great motivator!
By the way, I recieved the Halloween card from you! What a visual feast! And so thoughtful with the Bethlehem connection. SO glad to call you a pen friend!
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The postage was a bit scattered on that card; I'm glad it arrived in a timely manner!
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