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I hear your concerns and they are important to me. I am going to escalate these concerns up the chain of command in order for them to fall on the appropriate deaf ears.
Sunday, January 3, 2021
Postcard #196: Words/Phrases/Idioms
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Saturday, January 2, 2021
Postcard #195: "Glasses"
Postcard #194: "Putter"
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"Putter" US-7244890
I am sick of post-crossing again. I just see it as work right now and I know it should not be. It is supposed to be a distraction or hobby but I think when life gets tough or busy the first casualty is that the freetime to do distractions. I must sacrifice for the mill stone of life are hobbies, and the feeling that its okay to take time for myself I saw an article that American Megalomaniac and eventual Earth technodespot Jeff Bezos puts time aside each day, to (and I feel its absolutely necessary for me to write this out) QUOTE/UNQUOTE -->"putter".<-- And people put this dumb shit in an article for people like me to read and wonder what the fuck is wrong with me? He also prioritizes sleep. Fuck. This. Guy. and his "freetime."
-Tm.
Sent Via postcrossing to mpv. This fucking article has been pissing me off for over a week. Eat the rich man.
Postcard #193: "Birth day"
Postcard #192: "essential"
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HOWARD HUGHES SPRUCE GOOSE gathers speed prior to take-off November 2, 1947. The giant aircraft is now on display in its new dome in the Port of Long Beach, California.
ID: US-7153947
"essential" www.minormumbles.com
I am considered an essential worker (nurse). I never have used that word to describe myself. Essential. It's a dumb word that means I have to work, and others can't regardless if they can / should/ or not. I am happy/proud as it is a nice distraction from the insanity of national politics and dissociative delusions of certain political party whims. Opinions carry more weight than science somehow. Oregon has some of the most restrictive social distancing laws, we have some of the Lowest death/incidence rates of Covid... But people are still dying here. People are being hospitalized in intensive care regularly. So then a disconnect somewhere. Pretending "this will never happen to me" feeling. When I drive home I see plenty of people at bars together without masks so god knows how many people are at home "pretending" together.
I had to trim this card to get it in the envelope. Sorry.
Sent via postcrossing to Lario. They wanted postcards of fighter places. I feel like I had postcards of stealth fighters or at least a blackbird. But I am in the midst of reorganizing my cards. Only now do I regret starting this task because now I can not find anything. I need to take all my cards and throw them into three piles.
1. Postcards that might actually see the inside of a mailbox.
2) Interesting Postcards that are too damaged to mail unless given some TLC.
3) Postcards that need to see the inside of a wastebasket.
So I sent a spruce goose postcard...I think this is the second one this season. Hughes failed attempt at a wooden bomber because of the availability of wood over metal.
Postcard #191: "Empty Postcard"
Postcard #190: "Stuff" Patients Say #1
ID: US-7154721
THIS SPACE FOR WRITING MESSAGES
"Stuff" patients say... #1
me: So you are not allergic to shrimp?
patient: I just don't like it. What's the difference?
me: A lot.
Patient: When I was younger I had a bad reaction to some shrimp.
me: What sort of "reaction"? Like you could not breathe? Throat or facial swelling?
Patient : No. I threw up. A lot. For like the whole day. Oh! And diarrhea!
me: So, food poisoning?
Patent: No. It was reaction to the food. Because now whenever I see shrimp I gag.
me: That's still not an allergy
- TM.
minormumbles.com
Sent via postcrossing to ethan1740. He wanted Benedict Cumberbatch, Lotso, and bunch of other things I sadly do not have. Disappointment, thy name is Minormumbles. So, I picked a card. And wrote a card. But I did send it with one of my happy new year cards in an envelop like I have been doing for this most recent bunch.
Postcard #190: "Extra Space"
Postcard #189: "Dalinspiration"
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ID: US-7153111
LONDON BRIDGE
During Construction in 1970
The McCulloch Corporation purchased the bridge for $2,460,000.00 and moved it rock by rock, from the River Thames to its present location at Lake Havasu City where it was reassembled and dedicated Oct. 10, 1971.
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My wife and I visited my mother in Tarpon Springs, Fl. To the south is St. Petersburg where there is a Salvador Dali museum. I learned that one of the things he would do was spend hours staring a blank canvas until the work appeared in his mind. I wonder if I stared a blank postcard long enough the same thing could work for me and postcrossing?
So this was sent via postcrossing to Olgamif who wanted anything London related and is an english teacher residing in Russia. I am fucked. Good thing I did not write a whole lot on her card so she can not grade me too much. I was going through my cards looking for England related stuff. I found a bunch of stuff. Old family images of the Royal Family. Old images of horse drawn carriages in Piccadilly. But then I found this card which I hope she does not have because of the degree of tackiness. But I would imagine if someone in Lake Havasu City or Arizona at large drew her name on postcrossing they might have sent it to her. An image of an American London Bridge being built over a portion of a reservoir on the Colorado River.



















