I wish I was there too!! I would love to see London again ( I was there years ago) and seeing it here wants me to go to there again!! I take you with me as my guide :-))
Oh Nadine, you are so lucky to be visiting London! I haven't been in years.
I too long for the anticipation when a postcard shows up on your doorstep. We do have that kind of thrill when orders come in (of photographs, of material we use in our art, etcetera), but the kindness in the gesture of sending one another a postcard, tickles another kind of anticipation.
"Sympathy Street, Amazingville, US of Hope"---quite a creative address--sounds like a lovely place to live. :>) I like how your mind works--delightful idea!
I still can't tell, were you really in London? In a way, the cool thing is it doesn't matter, your spirit was there through your postcard, which is what we receive after all when we receive a postcard! So you really were there:) Happy travels! Greetings from the Sunflower,*(my daughter says "stop it", when I said I really wrote this) xo♡
Nadine, you rock! A real postcard ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet thoughts and youir invitation...
Have a brilliant day
I wish I was there too!! I would love to see London again ( I was there years ago) and seeing it here wants me to go to there again!! I take you with me as my guide :-))
ReplyDeleteI love "real" postcards. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteooooo brilliant! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea! Thank you!
ReplyDeletethanks for the postcard.
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
haha, love the address! Hope London is in the cards for you :)
ReplyDeleteVery Interesting. I pondered whether to show the backside of a postcard or two, for the notes but also the franked stamps.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
Love the dreamy postcard...what a mind you have, Kers♥
ReplyDeleteha-ha! i like this "anticipatory tourism"!
ReplyDeleteA postcard from your future travels! Now there's a concept! I hope you do encounter Keats and many poetic waking dreams on your trip!
ReplyDeleteYou made me smile - thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh Nadine, you are so lucky to be visiting London! I haven't been in years.
ReplyDeleteI too long for the anticipation when a postcard shows up on your doorstep. We do have that kind of thrill when orders come in (of photographs, of material we use in our art, etcetera), but the kindness in the gesture of sending one another a postcard, tickles another kind of anticipation.
"Sympathy Street, Amazingville, US of Hope"---quite a creative address--sounds like a lovely place to live. :>) I like how your mind works--delightful idea!
ReplyDeletethank you for the postcard. i loved it. wish i was there ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous, I love LONDON! ...but so happy for you :^) Take care and have a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea ;) Have a nice evening.
ReplyDeletewhat a nice postcards. Thanks a lot. Enjoy when you get there :)
ReplyDeleteI still can't tell, were you really in London?
ReplyDeleteIn a way, the cool thing is it doesn't matter, your spirit was there through your postcard, which is what we receive after all when we receive a postcard! So you really were there:)
Happy travels!
Greetings from the Sunflower,*(my daughter says "stop it", when I said I really wrote this)
xo♡