The cards on tour

I stepped in to order something to eat, stood in front of him, trying to find the words as he makes me nervous since he started talking, and I remembered that I had no money. I had spent my last cash on stamps.

I just licked at a lot of them, and they taste nasty, but they are put on the envelopes. Airmail labels are put on them and I just personally delivered them in the mailbox. If you happen to be in South Croydon, you can hear them. Twenty giggling and exited girls together in a red mailbox, eager to go travelling.

I would love to hear if they have arrived safely in a comment here. And take good care of them when they do, they giggle a lot, but they are good company.

When they will arrive?
I have no idea.

It’s written in the wind.



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    Anne
    December 21st, 2006 at 07:51

    I can’t wait to hear her giggle!
    Does this mean you didn’t eat last night because you bought stamps for us?

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    Ingrid
    December 21st, 2006 at 09:51

    Oh no, it wasn’t meant like that. I meant a trip to the money machine and back to the sandwich shop :)

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    Marit
    December 22nd, 2006 at 20:12

    The Girl arrived safely today :) Nice card!

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    Ingrid
    December 22nd, 2006 at 23:04

    Hurrah for British Mail, that is incredibly fast !! 2 Days!!

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