Cards showing the Grandniece and Grandnephew from my side of the family and a card with the newest grandniece from Himself's side of the family. Also a lovely card from Master Deborah.
Center: Card from the T Day hosts, Elizabeth and Bleubeard, top: a card from a cousin of Himself's mother. Actually I think the theory of relativity is that the card is from the cousin's daughter. Right: a card from calligraphy buddy, Nan. Bottom: is a calligraphic card from a guild friend. Left but not least is the special card Teague picked out just for me. From the box of cards she purchased when I was with her.
My calligraphy teacher, Gerry makes her cards every year.
A spectacular, glittery envelope from another instructor, Kathy. I do love being the teachers pet.
Drop by hosts, Bleubeard and Elizabeth's blog to find out what the rest of the T Stands For gang is up to. If you want to play, include in your Tuesday post a beverage or container for a beverage. Don't forget to link your blog to Bleubeard and Elizabeth's page.
Lovely selection of cards, all very special.
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DeleteAnother lovely set of cards. And thank you for the cardinals 🙂
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DeleteWonderful cards CJ. Happy mail is fun, isn't it? It's snowing here right now, but luckily it won't be so bad my daughter will be able to come tomorrow. And we'll have a white Christmas. I hope yours is wonderful. Merry Christman.
ReplyDeleteIt's snowing here, too. It's supposed to end by noon which means the Eldest won't have problems getting to work and home tonight.
DeleteSo many beautiful Christmas cards and how lovely to receive them and all those happy wishes 😊. Happy T Day and wishing you a very Merry Christmas! Hugs, Jo x
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DeleteWhen I was a kid, exchanging Christmas cards in the mail was a tradition that everyone did with heartfelt joy. Now these days, it seems it has become a dying tradition. I am glad to see that your family still enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteMany blessings to you and yours, Kim
Sadly, the postage got expensive if you have a lot of family and friends. Texting or email is a lot cheaper
DeleteWhat lovely cards! I love caligraphy. I had a friend many years ago who did that and I still have the cards she sent me with caligraphy (although we are no longer in touch).
ReplyDeleteWishing you and himself and all the family a very lovely Christmas,
Hugs,
Lisca
Thank you, Lisca. A Merry Christmas to you, too.
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