There is a softness about this image that appeals to me. It dates from August 1906
A Colored Postcard
Month: October 2022
Collywobbles
Great ending!
This is in response to Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt #281 where the given word is COLLYWOBBLES and the word count is 68.
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Can’t stop now I have to dash
Or I will be in trouble
Lobster lunch that I’ve just had
Left me bending double
You’ll have to carry on alone
Without my company
Once my tummy’s settled down
Best have a cup of tea
But hang about, let’s not be rash
Lest my tummy has a fit
Especially since I have to dash, ‘cause here it comes, OH
SHIT!
Symmetry?
Ceramic Miniature Figures
I found these very fragile miniature figures in an antique shop near the Cornmarket in Edinburgh Scotland. This was some years ago when my husband and I were living in Dublin Ireland and travel to Scotland was relatively easy.
In Our Neighborhood
I am not quite sure about this house. If it weren’t for the car I would think it wasn’t occupied. It sort of has the appearance of being overtaken by the shrubbery. And the car and the bare foreground indicate other possibilities. I must go back and look again, if I can find it!
’50’s Postcard – Town Hall Fairfield Connecticut
Hasting’s Street, Vancouver, B.C.
I like the interplay of colors in this postcard. Was this a hand colored image?
Wouldn’t it make a good jigsaw puzzle?
The message is kind of fun. A card written by a young girl to her cousin?
Old St. Andrews
Sackville Street, Dublin
Postcard of a bygone time I Dublin Ireland
Doorways
Doorways are one of my themes in postcard collecting. Today I stumbled upon an old photograph which fits this theme also. It’s a photo of 2 doorways in Dublin, or more specifically in Dún Laoghaire, some years ago.
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