Great cards from Japan.
The Duck card from my Lovely Daughter In Law is a accordion fold out.
Pink and red card with black kitty is cut paper and from my son.
The homemade postcard is a Sake label, If you have read this blog
before you know how much I love Japanese labels.
My son collects and makes postcards from them to send to me. Love them !
What makes this post card so sweet and very funny is . . .
my son didn't really read the label and his intelligent, lovely wife
and expectant mum to be,
pointed out the name of Sake is " Hatsumago "
or " First Grandchild " in English. How very appropriate is that ? ? ?
So forget what the Calendar says and just love your Mum every day !
and everyone else too...
The Third part of my "The Good The Bad and The Very Very Sad"
( Goodness I loved Lee Van Cleef !)
has been put on hold for a few days for added input . . .
get your hankies out . . . tears will flow !
mumzilla . . . parsnip
music . . . Bitter Sweet Memories, Blue Merle
They are so attractive. Artistic talent must be in their genes. I'll brace myself for the very very sad.
ReplyDeleteI love that you can send the perfect message without actually knowing that you have done so!
ReplyDeleteI won't wear mascara for the next few days in anticipation of 'the very very sad.'
Parsnip how nice this is. I been making my own digital greeting cards for a while now. Nothing like getting something really personal. Thanks for sharing the nice Japanese art. Anna :)
ReplyDeletePat...
ReplyDeleteMy children are so very artistic, beyond what I could ever do.
The sad will probably only be sad for me....
Eryl
I thank you for your kind words.... I am not sure what I wrote but glad I didn't say anything too weird.
It is very sad for me but i hope I haven't hyped it too much. You can tell I am not a writer !
Anna ...
I have seen your cards... Fabulous.
I am so old school... and I like the feeling of my pen or brush on paper.